Description

One photo shows a mountain

the date of the accident

The exterior exhibits various contact marks

that he was married and that his trade was that of Iron Moulder

Canada. A First War Christmas Tin and Second War ID Bracelet Buy Now One photo shows a mountainA First War Princess Mary Christmas Tin, in brass, featuring the Allied countries on the lid, plain interior and bottom, measures 132 mm (w) x 88 mm (h) x 34 mm (d), light wear, remains very fine. A silver ID tag bracelet, central disc bears the enamelled insignia of the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps and engraved W. R. BURGESS A 59710, reverse plain and marked STERLING, with a thick chain attached to each edge with a clasp device, presenting wear and

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Canada. A First War Christmas Tin and Second War ID Bracelet Buy Now One photo shows a mountain

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