Wwi Regimental History Of The 102Nd Infantry Battalion 1919 Cef Archive He was then ordered to

He was then ordered to remain at base until he turned 19 years of age on April 5

as cited in the London Gazette on December 19

with high relief of Adolf Hitler on obverse

"Joe Quigley" and the number "136" in handwritten black ink flanking the size stamping "57" above and below

an additional strap below wrapped around the body of the scabbard

Wwi Regimental History Of The 102Nd Infantry Battalion 1919 Cef Archive He was then ordered toWWI Regimental History of the 102nd Infantry Battalion 1919 CEF Hardcover, entitled "FROM B. C. TO BAISIEUX Being the Narrative History of the 102nd Canadian Infantry Battalion" by L. McLeod Gould, M. S. M. (Meritorious Service Medal) Croix de Guerre (French War Cross) (B. A. Cantab), Late Sergeant, Headquarters Staff, 102nd Canadian Infantry Battalion and published by Thos. R. Cusack Presses of Victoria, British Columbia in 1919. The book states on