A Large Metal Section From A Crashed V1 Rocket Auction Archive JUNKER 1916" on the inside

JUNKER 1916" on the inside of the dome

before coming to Canada in 1907

composed of a insert sleeve that houses the hardshelled case with clock

Neave was responsible for quite a few volunteers entering the Provost Company

A Large Metal Section From A Crashed V1 Rocket Auction Archive JUNKER 1916" on the insideThis piece is from the outer skin of a V1 Rocket, in magnetic metal, with a flat greenish gray finish on its exterior, smooth brown finish on the interior, the fragment having been perforated with holes in multiple locations, exhibiting sharp edges throughout, undulated, museum coded in white ink "RCMI 2000. 26. 1" (RCMI = Royal Canadian Military Institute, Toronto) along one edge on the interior, 158 mm x 300 mm x 50 mm, both sides with the expected