Canada. Official History Of The Canadian Medical Services 1939-1945 (Two Volumes) GTRexclude As his mother had pre-deceased

As his mother had pre-deceased him the previous June

constructed of aluminum in the shape of a national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika

measuring 43 mm x 81

missing its pinback and part of the hinge

as the result of a flying accident during a routine training flight near Guelph

Canada. Official History Of The Canadian Medical Services 1939-1945 (Two Volumes) GTRexclude As his mother had pre-deceased1. Hardcover, maroon cloth cover, front cover bearing the Canadian coat of arms and text on the spine in gold coloured ink, with paper dust jacket, entitled "Official History of the Canadian Medical Services 1939 1945, Volume I, Organization and Campaigns", edited by Lieutenant Colonel W. R. Feasby, B. A., M. D., Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, Supplementary Reserve Lecturer in Physiology, University of Toronto, published by authority of the