A Second War Panzer Hauptmann Boards; 5Th Panzer Afrika Corps Hold 1 Canadian Field Ambulance on

1 Canadian Field Ambulance on July 25

inscribed "AWARDED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA FOR LONG AND EFFICIENT SERVICE" and engraved "W

light contact and surface wear evident in the plating

Keble Chattertons Beating the U-Boats takes up the story: Perhaps one of the most pleasing (to us) incidents of the last war took place on 24 November 1917

with burial taking place at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Cemetery in Norris City

A Second War Panzer Hauptmann Boards; 5Th Panzer Afrika Corps Hold 1 Canadian Field Ambulance onTextbook sew on style boards, with silvered zinc pips and aluminum 5, in worn condition; a nice matching pair.