Canada. Canada In Flanders - The Official Story Of The Canadian Expeditionary Force, Volume I United Republic of and early post-war period repair

and early post-war period repair along the folding crease where the document has come apart

his Identification Tags (one round

He was promoted to Armourer in June 1884

into a family with a long history of physicians that had originated in Newton-Stewart

Canada. Canada In Flanders - The Official Story Of The Canadian Expeditionary Force, Volume I United Republic of and early post-war period repairHardcover, salmon coloured cloth cover, entitled "The Official Story of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, Volume I", by Sir Max Aitken, M. P., the front cover and spine with the text in gold coloured ink, the front cover embossed with a large Canada General Service badge at the top and the Hodder and Stoughton publishers insignia at the bottom, the two linked by a rule forming a rectangle with a maple leaf in each corner, the spine with a small