Canada, CEF. A Lot of First War Postcards and Book of the 75th Battalion consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac wear and loss to relief

wear and loss to relief

Corps of Signals Insignia (copper

an Author's Note by Sir Max Aiken

supplemented by a photograph depicting an individual identified by a reverse description as “Kamerade Baumgartner” holding the pillow

O’Connor suggested that perhaps everyone would be satisfied if Canada instituted a unique award for the men of the first contingent

Canada, CEF. A Lot of First War Postcards and Book of the 75th Battalion consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac wear and loss to reliefA Lot comprising: Four black and white soldier portraits, two are addressed on the reverse. Six paper ephemera including two postcards, a 1919 drawing entitled Canada in Flanders , a membership card of the 44th battalion to Thomas Boyce, and a small Forget me not card signed Dick and card denoting the battles the 86th Army Brigade participated in. A 75th Battalion Book, red cover, containing the soldiers name, address and next of kin.