Canada. Regimental Devices In South Africa: 1753-1954, By H.h. Curson certificate_of_authenticity 1961 letter from state archives

1961 letter from state archives inquiring about Albert’s death   Footnote:  Albert Ollig was born on April 3rd

untouched condition

the second with an edge bruise

reverse engraved: (Cortinovis Emilio CASTELNUOVO DEL CARSO 29 GENNAIO 1916) On original ribbon

with only minor signs of wear and with the paint on the core very well preserved

Canada. Regimental Devices In South Africa: 1753-1954, By H.h. Curson certificate_of_authenticity 1961 letter from state archivesA well preserved edition of Regimental Devices in South Africa: 1783 1954, by H. H. Curson. The book consists of a heavy card stock binding with a light brown exterior liner, with the cover bearing an embossed author and title. The remnants of an owners stamp reading CAPT. R. F. SMITH, THE ROYAL CANADIAN REGIMENT are also visible to the top right of the exterior cover. The books content consists of 96 glossed white paper stock pages with black ink