A First War 161St Infantry Battalion Pennant Attributed To Captain Thomas Roy Rundle certificate_of_authenticity a total of 27 sorties

a total of 27 sorties

equisite detailing

1919 at Quebec Depot

As a commoner he did not join the cavalry

it became known as Steward's Creek

A First War 161St Infantry Battalion Pennant Attributed To Captain Thomas Roy Rundle certificate_of_authenticity a total of 27 sortiesHuron Battalion: 161st Infantry Battalion Pennant: red, white, blue, green and yellow screen printed inks, on a purple felt triangular base, illustrating crossed British and Canadian ensigns above a maple leaf, inscribed "161st HURON BATTALION, C. E. F." to the right, 292 mm x 450 mm, free of mothing, some fading of the inks, very fine. Accompanied by a paper with pasted newspapers clippings, four envelopes, one of which contains a letter, along with