Canada. The History Of The Corps Of Royal Canadian Engineers, Volume 1, 1749-1939 Auction each with reinforced buttonholes meeting

each with reinforced buttonholes meeting a black bakelite button

measuring 123 mm (w) x 43 mm (h)

and are trimmed with twisted and rolled silver aluminum wire piping

who died with most of his family in a plane crash near Ostend

Canada. The History Of The Corps Of Royal Canadian Engineers, Volume 1, 1749-1939 Auction each with reinforced buttonholes meetingHardcover, royal blue dimpled cloth cover, the text on the front cover and spine in a greenish yellow ink, entitled "The History of The Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers, Volume 1, 1749 1939", by Colonel A. J. Kerry, O. B. E., B. Ap. Sc., M. E. I. C., R. C. E. (Ret'd) and Major W. A. McDill, C. D., B. A., B. A. Sc., M. Ed., M. E. I. C., R. C. E., copyrighted in 1962, published by The Military Engineers Association of Canada of Ottawa, Ontario in 1962,