Canada. Wait For The Waggon - The Story Of The Royal Canadian Army Service Corps Hold both rings attached to enamels

both rings attached to enamels lightly marked by maker’s mark "CFR" (for official maker

2 Divisional Rest Station the same day

Lorenzmeier was a recipient of the German Cross in Gold (awarded 12 December 1942) for actions on the Eastern Front

signed in black permanent maker

Struss joined the Stahlhelm in 1923

Canada. Wait For The Waggon - The Story Of The Royal Canadian Army Service Corps Hold both rings attached to enamelsHardcover, royal blue cloth cover, the text and insignia on the spine in silver coloured ink, entitled "Wait for the Waggon The Story of The Royal Canadian Army Service Corps", by copyrighted in Canada in 1961 by McClelland and Stewart Limited, printed and bound in Canada by The Hunter Rose Company Limited, published on the sixtieth anniversary of the RCASC (1901 1961). The inside front and back covers feature maps in gray ink labelled "North West