A First War 161St Infantry Battalion Pennant Attributed To Captain Thomas Roy Rundle certificate_of_authenticity marked "825" silver and maker

marked "825" silver and maker marked "HUGUENIN LE LOCALE" on the reverse

it became known as Steward's Creek

An WWII American Imperial M3 Fighting Knife - As carried by American Paratroopers during the Second World War - This knife is in a very saught after condition

taking the position of Superintendent of Winnipeg General Hospital in 1921

Footnote: The Order of Lenin was the highest award of the Soviet Union and was established by the Presidium of the Central Committee of the USSR on April 6

A First War 161St Infantry Battalion Pennant Attributed To Captain Thomas Roy Rundle certificate_of_authenticity marked "825" silver and makerHuron Battalion: 161st Infantry Battalion Pennant: red, white, blue, green and yellow screen printed inks, on a purple felt triangular base, illustrating crossed British and Canadian ensigns above a maple leaf, inscribed "161st HURON BATTALION, C. E. F." to the right, 292 mm x 450 mm, free of mothing, some fading of the inks, very fine. Accompanied by a paper with pasted newspapers clippings, four envelopes, one of which contains a letter, along with