A First War Memorial Cross To The 24Th Canadian Infantry; Sugar Refinery 1916 Buy Now He describes it as very

He describes it as very evocative and asks Schlüter to pass it around

much effort had to be made to rebuild the regiment to its previous standard

In the early years of the Second World War

A similar buckle is illustrated on page 422 of "Belt Buckles & Brocades of the Third Reich

Photos (lot 4): 26 medium size photos (mostly 9x12cm)

A First War Memorial Cross To The 24Th Canadian Infantry; Sugar Refinery 1916 Buy Now He describes it as veryGV (65675 SGT. N. McCALLUM) naming is engraved, on private green ribbon, very fine. Footnote: Neil McCallum was born in Glasgow Scotland in 1983 and was working as a Inspector prior to enlisting in the CEF in October 1914. According to to War Diary records, the 24th launched a large attack from the Sugar Refinery on September 17th 1916 that proved to be extremely costly and ultimately unsuccessful.