Canada, CEF. A Sterling Silver Cigarette Case to Lieut. J.R.Palmer, 23rd Alberta Rangers Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic (iii) Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps

(iii) Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps

Driver Smith Stephens

the opposite end featuring a hidden brown leather tongue perforated with 14 sets of dual eyelets for an adjustable fit

In January 1942 the leader of Luftflotte IV approved that Sandow would receive special training in discipline and procedure of logistics and supply

constructed of a card stock binding with 43 paginated interior pages

Canada, CEF. A Sterling Silver Cigarette Case to Lieut. J.R.Palmer, 23rd Alberta Rangers Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic (iii) Royal Canadian Ordnance CorpsA sterling silver case, First Mounted Rifles Manitoba Saskatchewan badge mounted on obverse with etched detailing, "J. R. Palmer" engraved at top, hallmarked interior for Birmingham 1916, push button catch, convex, measuring 11 cm (w) x 8 cm (h), 124. 2 grams, worn and remains very fine. Footnote: John Richard Palmer, who had previous military experience with the 23rd Alberta Rangers, joined the CEF on May 17th 1916 after working in Lethbridge Alberta