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CANADIAN WWI ENGINEERS TUNIC died February 2nd 1989

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died February 2nd 1989

but the box is all complete with its closure lid

The D ring and leather tab on the reverse side

All original satin rough cast blue finish remaining

A faint Hoffmann

CANADIAN WWI ENGINEERS TUNIC died February 2nd 1989A very good M 1902 tunic from a member of the Canadian engineers. Attached to the tunic is the honourable service World War I badge to Canada individually numbered on the back 79940 which has been identified to Robert Henshaw born June 1889, enlisted September 1914 in the 5th Battalion the Canadian Expeditionary Force known as the CEF, who arrived in France February 1915, he was part of the first Canadian division and was attached to the Canadian

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