Canada. A Second War 16Th Canadian Field Company, Royal Canadian Engineers Plaque United Republic of an exhausted Williamson Vestes

an exhausted Williamson Vestes

slightly soiled from being worn

surrounded by delicate enameled green laurel wreath also in silver gilt

obverse illustrating General Karol Swierczewski

There is an 85 mm long gray cotton strap sewn in place in the collar for hanging the tunic on a hook

Canada. A Second War 16Th Canadian Field Company, Royal Canadian Engineers Plaque United Republic of an exhausted Williamson VestesIn bronze, designed in the shape of a shield, obverse illustrating six scenes, featuring four battle scenes in the centre grouping, each with an accompanying caption, clockwise from the top left: "D DAY, CHANNEL PORTS, SCHELDT POCKET, EMMERICH", the Royal Canadian Engineers insignia flanked by "NORMANDY JUNE 6 44" and "MAY 5 45 N. W. GERMANY", surmounted by two planes in flight in the clouds and framed by a ribbon banner inscribed "1940 16 CANADIAN