Canada. The History Of The Corps Of Royal Canadian Engineers, Volume 1, 1749-1939 Buy Now on brown leather tab marked

on brown leather tab marked Friedrich Linden

Canadian Machine Gun Corps was absorbed by the 1st Battalion

he was admitted to Military Hospital at Shorncliffe on June 13th with a case of Influenza

a hole in the lining and a hole in the lower pocket on the left side

held in part at Crystal Palace

Canada. The History Of The Corps Of Royal Canadian Engineers, Volume 1, 1749-1939 Buy Now on brown leather tab markedHardcover, 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,