Germany. A Bronze Grade Submarine Front Clasp By Schwerin Hold He was an active member

He was an active member of the Collingwood Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion for the last twenty-five years of his life

The 141st Aero Squadron shot down its first enemy plane on October 28th

1935 and for his actions there

CEF Bayonet Fighting and Physical Training Attendance Certificate (signed and dated January 26

the front and back panels experiencing separation from each other

Germany. A Bronze Grade Submarine Front Clasp By Schwerin Hold He was an active memberA textbook example of a second war German Bronze Grade U Boot Frontspange; in bronze; the obverse with a central laurel wreath with a side profile of a submarine superimposed above two crossed swords, and with six laurel wreaths on either side of the wreath; horizontal tapered pinback with an integral hinge and a crimped round wire catch; maker marked Schwerin, Berlin and designer marked Peekhaus on the reverse; measuring 76. 47 mm x 24. 02 mm;