Canada. A City Goes To War: History Of The Loyal Edmonton Regiment, By Lieut. Colonel G. R. Stevens United Republic of marked "AMICO STERLING"

marked "AMICO STERLING"

with a folded up panels on each side

which he described as "eight months of solitude"

A third reich period NSBO (Nationalsozialistische Betriebszellenorganisation/National Socialist Factory Cell Organization) “Tag der Deutschen Arbeit” badge

the reverse showing the outline of the embroidery with white cloth backing

Canada. A City Goes To War: History Of The Loyal Edmonton Regiment, By Lieut. Colonel G. R. Stevens United Republic of marked "AMICO STERLING"A well preserved edition of A City Goes to War: History of the Loyal Edmonton Regiment, by Lieut Colonel G. R. Stevens, OBE. A hard cover red exterior with a dust cover presenting the title and aerial urban photograph, the book offers 431 pages of the history of the regiment including the first and second world wars, numerous fold out maps and black and white photographs throughout. It was published in 1964 by Charters Publishing Company Limited in