Canada, CEF. A Royal Canadian Artillery Lieutenant Dress Uniform Tunic; A. H. Miller, First War Veteran Newly Listed Accompanied by a printout of

Accompanied by a printout of the London Gazette documenting his award of the medal

he was released from hospital on November 26

the ship was used to transport German refugees from the east across the Baltic Sea to German ports

along with the block at the one end of the larger section that exposes the underlying cotton padding

An excerpt of Wagner’s Strafbuch (defaulter book) (296x210mm

Canada, CEF. A Royal Canadian Artillery Lieutenant Dress Uniform Tunic; A. H. Miller, First War Veteran Newly Listed Accompanied by a printout ofThis is a well preserved dress uniform tunic belonging to Junior Officer (Lieutenant) A. H. Miller of the Royal Canadian Artillery. It is constructed of olive drab coloured woven wool, featuring a traditional turned down collar that transitions into a double breasted lapel. The collar is decorated on each side with a single insignia consisting of a flaming grenade above a banner that is inscribed with Canada in capitalized letters, each held in place