Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Watercolour Drawings Related to the Saskatoon Light Infantry in Italy during WW2. Hold until the end of the

until the end of the war

The two sides of the tunic are secured together using a series of four larger and two smaller green bakelite buttons that are met by reinforced button-holes on the opposing flap

After the silence fell around his location

one of which bears a black magnetic metal buckle allowing for it to remain securely closed

Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Watercolour Drawings Related to the Saskatoon Light Infantry in Italy during WW2. Hold until the end of theA collection of well preserved watercolour drawings, painted by a Canadian soldier who fought in Italy during World War 2. The drawings were completed during and after the Battle of Ortona, which ended on 28 December 1943. Included in this group are two portraits of Major General Vokes, who led the 1st Canadian Infantry Division, and Major General B. M. Hoffmeister, who led the 5th Canadian (Armoured) Division. The rest of the collection features