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1903 at Kensal Green in London and was a Woodworker by trade
attended the Carnegie Mellon College of Fine Arts and was trained in Europe
Gilt brass moulding of an eagle forms the back spine and pommel of the hilt
his refusal to determine the propriety of the request and more important his complete lack of courtesy is inexcusable
he was an Acting Sergeant
A Large Metal Section From A Crashed V1 Rocket Auction Archive 1903 at Kensal Green inThis piece is recovered from a crashed V1 Rocket, in magnetic metal, with what used to be a flat greenish grey finish. The fragment appears to house a large ball bearing, exhibiting sharp edges throughout, undulated, museum coded in white ink (RCMI 2000. 26. 2 (RCMI Royal Canadian Military Institute, Toronto) along the outer edge; measuring 33 cm x 10 cm; with expected surface wear and partially molten metal; as retrieved.
