The reverse of the crossguard is inset with a functional push-button spring release connecting to a clip emanating from the ricasso
and Medal of Merit for Popular Education
attesting very good conduct to Schulz
the interior retaining a name tag bearing a size mark of “56”
when he was cited for "Improper Leave" and sentenced to 28 days' detention
Canada, CEF. A Lot of First War Postcards and Book of the 75th Battalion GTRexclude The reverse of the crossguardA Lot comprising: Four black and white soldier portraits, two are addressed on the reverse. Six paper ephemera including two postcards, a 1919 drawing entitled Canada in Flanders , a membership card of the 44th battalion to Thomas Boyce, and a small Forget me not card signed Dick and card denoting the battles the 86th Army Brigade participated in. A 75th Battalion Book, red cover, containing the soldiers name, address and next of kin.