Canada. A First War Pair To The 7Th Canadian Siege Battery, Canadian Garrison Artillery Archive featuring a 257 mm nickel-plated

featuring a 257 mm nickel-plated steel blade

shortly after the NSDAP took power in Germany

They were the rescued crew of the ship Androsa

inscribed "Fliegerhauptmann Boelcke" at the upper left and "J

33 mm x 990 mm

Canada. A First War Pair To The 7Th Canadian Siege Battery, Canadian Garrison Artillery Archive featuring a 257 mm nickel-platedBritish War Medal (648307 GNR. W. F. FAUGHT. C. G. A.); and Victory Medal (648307 GNR. W. F. FAUGHT. C. G. A.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, dark patina, light contact, bruising and oxidation spots on the edge of the VM, very fine. Footnote: William Francis Faught was born on March 8, 1897 in Nipissing Junction, Ontario (also acknowledged as having been born in Thorncliffe, Ontario). He was a resident on North Bay, Ontario when he