Canada, Commonwealth. The Wartime Diary of Royal Canadian Air Force Pilot Bernard T. Elliott, c. 1944 visually-hidden that he was married and

that he was married and that his trade was that of Auto Mechanic

one maker marked "AMICO" and marked "STERLING" on the reverse

War Merit Cross in bronze gilt

49mm (w) x 68mm (h)

measuring 108

Canada, Commonwealth. The Wartime Diary of Royal Canadian Air Force Pilot Bernard T. Elliott, c. 1944 visually-hidden that he was married andThe wartime diary of Pilot Officer Bernard Trueman Elliott of the Royal Canadian Air Force. The diary is contained in a binder with heavy cardstock covers and with a green oilcloth exterior. Each page of the diary bears the entries of three to four days. The year of 1944 is filled using the pre divided paper pages that were supplied with the diary binder, while Monday January 1st, 1945 onwards, the pages are segmented into days by hand. The diary