Description
Shannon was was listed as ‘now escaped’ on 28 July 1918
Blennerhassettreported that another "formidable" German agent in Berne was a man named 'Loewengard' who poses as a naturalized Englishman who has switched to us and disclosed a number of points the Germans want information about
paper covering peeling and exposing the wooden frame on the bottom side
Henry Knack of Preston
A Second War Royal Canadian Artillery Jacket Patch Buy Now Shannon was was listed asA Second War Royal Canadian Artillery Jacket Patch Blackened copper wire in the crown and cannon, along with the lettering in the ribbon banners, maroon felt in the crown, touches of red and green embroidery in the base of the crown, salmon coloured cotton composing the background of the ribbon banners, 98 mm x 107 mm, blazer worn, light contact and wear, near extremely fine.
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