when "Archie" with his first round broke most of my top plane extension and cut the aileron controls
during one of the 88th's assaults through the East Wood and into the Cornfield
as well as handwritten notes by the sender
with very good heavy plating
Canadian Field Artillery at Milford Camp at Witley on January 15th and placed with the 13th Brigade
Three First War Canadian Army Pay Corps Collar Tabs GTRexclude when "Archie" with his firstThree First War Canadian Army Pay Corps Collar Tabs Type I with Single Maple Leaf Design (left and right facing versions, browning copper, unmarked, 29. 2 mm x 29. 7 mm each, one with one intact lug, the other missing its lugs); and Type II with Six Maple Leaves Design (right facing version, browning copper, maker marked "TIPTAFT, B'HAM" on the reverse, 33 mm 35 mm, intact lugs). Ranging from better than fine to near extremely fine. Footnote: The