Five American Insignia Newly Listed He signed his CEF Attestation
Description
He signed his CEF Attestation Paper as a Private (16857) with the 7th Infantry Battalion "1st British Columbia Regiment"
flanked by crossed swords on either side
Machine embroidered in gray and silvery threads on gray Luftwaffe background
It was here that he was promoted to Flying Officer on February 9th
A Saxon Order of Albert
Five American Insignia Newly Listed He signed his CEF AttestationArmy Aviator Wings (sterling silver, marked "V21" with the Vanguard maker mark and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, 14. 5 mm x 64 mm, dual push pin points); Woman's Relief Corps Medal (bronze, marked "PATENTED MAY 4. AND SEPT. 28. 1886." on the reverse, 29. 5 mm); Aircraft Warning Service Badge for members of the IV Fighter Command (California) (two piece construction, sterling silver with blue and orange enamels, marked "STERLING" on the reverse,
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