Canada. "Overseas": The Lineages And Insignia Of The Canadian Expeditionary Force 1914-1919 Auction The interior is also fully

The interior is also fully encompassed by a beige rayon liner

Weed was stationed at Camp Funston

Accompanied by a pair of dagger hangers with straps in silver bullion

and his promotions on page 22

29 mm (h - inclusive of crown suspension)

Canada. "Overseas": The Lineages And Insignia Of The Canadian Expeditionary Force 1914-1919 Auction The interior is also fullySoftcover, entitled " "Overseas": The Lineages and insignia of the Canadian Expeditionary Force 1914 1919", by Charles H. Stewart, a member of the Military HIstorical Society, the Scottish Military Collectors Club and the Company of Military Historians, copyrighted by the author and published by Little and Stewart, printed by Mission Press of Toronto, Ontario in 1970. It begins with a dedication to the "60,000 Soldiers of the Canadian Expeditionary