Canada, Commonwealth. A Royal Canadian Armoured Corps Lieutenant Uniform, Named visually-hidden which he eventually left in

which he eventually left in 1934 in the rank of Senior Lieutenant

10 Group immediately organised search by four Wellingtons from Haverford West

acknowledging and reciprocating the subjects well-wishes

The card carries a stamp from the SS Volunteer Division “Prinz Eugen” on the front and back

The reverse bears the bust of Queen Elizabeth II

Canada, Commonwealth. A Royal Canadian Armoured Corps Lieutenant Uniform, Named visually-hidden which he eventually left inA Royal Canadian Armoured Corps Officer's tunic, in standard olive green wool, of fine manufacture, four button with all matching buttons throughout, matching collar set in pickled copper, right sleeve with Tank Corps patch, ribbon bar sewn above left breast pocket denoting overseas service in France & Germany, shoulders with matching brass Canada flashes as well as two pips denoting rank of Lieutenant, interior with makers label for Orth Limited of