Description
He signed his Attestation Paper with the 159th Infantry Battalion "1st Algonquin Battalion" on September 8
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as a swelling appeared
Royal Rifles of Canada
which was reorganized as the 68th King's County Regiment and absorbed into the national Canadian Militia
Germany, Second War. An Exceedingly Rare Grand Admiral Shoulder Board Buy Now He signed his Attestation PaperThis is an exceedingly rare second war German Grand Admiral Shoulder board; constructed of a silver aluminum bullion interwoven strand of a Russian style braid, flanked by double rows of gold coloured bullion wire embroidery on either side; in an interlocking weave pattern; the neck end of each board with a loop for placement on a uniform on a white wool core; with a single silvered Feldmarschall rank pip attached to the obverse of the boards;
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