Tank Badge - Bronze Grade by
maker marked "ARSA" and marked "WASSERDICHT" (watertight) and "STOSSGESICHERT" (shock resistant) on the black face
Footnote: Albert Chagnon was born in Montreal in 1896 and was working as a Carter prior to being recruited into the CEF in February 1918
and in overall near mint condition
MacDonald was transferred to the Canadian Convalescent Hospital for a short tour before returning to Canada
A Heer "In Memory Of My Service" Etched Bayonet By Carl Eickhorn, Solingen Archive Tank Badge - Bronze GradeThis fine bayonet features a 200 mm long nickel plated steel blade, magnetic, with a dull edge, remaining bright and crisp, with fullers on both sides, a diamond shaped end and having a very sharp tip. The obverse is acid etched with a flowing ribbon banner inscribed "Zur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit" (In Memory of My Service) surrounded by oak leaves, with Wehrmacht eagles at either end. It retains its crossgraining, in addition to mild scratches