Canada,Cef. A First War Memorial Plaque, 67Th Depot Battery, Canadian Field Artillery Newly Listed 62 mm x 75 mm

62 mm x 75 mm

and was one of the final German units to evacuate the area in October

It is size stamped "55 1/8" in blue ink beside the seam where the two ends of the sweatband are stitched together at the rear

and is signed in black ink by a man named Rutke

maker marked SCHNABEL KFB

Canada,Cef. A First War Memorial Plaque, 67Th Depot Battery, Canadian Field Artillery Newly Listed 62 mm x 75 mm(A. F. ADARE). In bronze, housed in its cardboard sleeve, accompanied by Buckingham Palace Letter and Condolence Card, very fine. Footnote: 3232612 Private Alexander Frank Adare was born on August 27, 1888, the son of Elizabeth Adare of 27 Roblock Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, and the late William John Adare. He was a resident of Toronto when he was conscripted, signing his Particulars of Recruit Drafted Under Military Service Act 1917 Paper as a Private