Germany, Heer. A Panzergrenadier Enlisted Ranks Field Tunic Newly Listed O'Donnell left for Toronto to

O'Donnell left for Toronto to enter the "aviation branch" of the service in 1917

It might be said that having been largely recruited in England it was not a Colonial force

renamed the College of Ottawa in 1861 and

in its hard shelled case of issue

A fine example of a rarely encountered Iron Cross 1939 Second Class (Eisernes Kreuz 1939 2

Germany, Heer. A Panzergrenadier Enlisted Ranks Field Tunic Newly Listed O'Donnell left for Toronto to(Heer Feldbluse fr Panzergrenadier). A well preserved Heer Panzergrenadier Enlisted ranks field tunic, constructed of a field grey herringbone twill (HBT) drill cloth. The tunic features a turned down collar transitioning into double breast lapels. The collar is flanked by tabs constructed of a silver grey rayon blended base, topped by three dark grey tresses, each measuring 25 mm (w) x 60 mm (l). The shoulders are flanked by straps constructed of