Germany, Heer. A Pair of Service Trousers, Owner-Attributed, Early-War Issue GTRexclude General Officer Commanding-in-Chief First Canadian

General Officer Commanding-in-Chief First Canadian Army

including a 1926 Lüneberg war veteran’s group 50th anniversary badge

but at the time was working as a farmer

The Manifesto was issued in London on July 9

He is documented as being a Pilot Officer with No

Germany, Heer. A Pair of Service Trousers, Owner-Attributed, Early-War Issue GTRexclude General Officer Commanding-in-Chief First Canadian(Heer Hose fr Mannschaften). An extremely well preserved pair of Heer service trousers, constructed of field grey wool. Eight zink buttons are distributed around the waistband for the accommodation of suspenders, with two frontal integral wool loops, while a two piece integral belt is set into the back and fastens closed with a functional magnetic metal buckle. Two front pockets are set into the top of each leg, both closing with a diagonal slash