featuring a 137 mm-long nickel-silver plated magnetic metal blade
Royal Air Force in multiple locations while he was in England
inscribed on the edge “121673 PTE
surrounded by green enameled ring with the Latin motto ATAVIS ET ARMIS
The latter bears a five-pointed star defect by a sickle and hammer on one side
Canada, Dominion. History of the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada by Captain Ernest J. Chambers, R.O. Auction featuring a 137 mm-long nickel-silverHardcover, textured forest green cloth cover, the text and the image of the regimental badge on the front cover in embossed gold coloured ink, with the number "2" on the badge in red, entitled "History of the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada", by Captain Ernest J. Chambers, R. O., 'author of the Histories of the First Prince of Wales' Regiment, the 3rd (Montreal) Field Battery, etc., etc.', First Edition, published by H. L. Ruddy of Toronto, Ontario in