Canada. A Lot Of Forty-Four Army And Air Force Rank, Service And Good Conduct Chevrons Newly Listed Also killed was Admiral's Orderly

Also killed was Admiral's Orderly Walter Joseph Siegel

Horace Graydon died on September 2

as a Medical Officer Examining Recruits (from August 1914 to August 22

34 mm x 118 mm)

A lot of five HJ and Deutsches Jungvolk (DJ) photos

Canada. A Lot Of Forty-Four Army And Air Force Rank, Service And Good Conduct Chevrons Newly Listed Also killed was Admiral's OrderlyAll are embroidered, in various colours, most of which are sewn in place to a wool base, one illustrating a drum, two with bagpipes, three are surmounted by a Queen's crown, six are surmounted by a maple leaf, two with three rank chevrons sewn in place, one to a green cotton octangonal base, the other to a steel blue cotton octagonal base, each of which is surmounted by an embroidered parachutist's badge. Ranging from fine to extremely fine.