he remained with the last gun of the battery
67 mm x 69 mm
Paul had joined a detachment of the French national guard at the outbreak of the Revolution
but in overall mint and unissued condition
with a red and navy blue Union Jack screen-printed on white cotton sewn in place upon the front
Canada, CEF. A Large Trench Art Commemorative Vase Newly Listed he remained with the lastArtillery shell body in brass with a copper coating, the bottom circular plate in brass and stamped with a series of marks, including: "4 In Mk IV GUN" (4 Inch Mark IV Gun), lot number "LOT 88", manufacturer marked "KN" (Kings Norton Metal Company) within a roll style can style frame, marked with the British Broad Arrow acceptance mark, marked "N" (Naval), marked "DU" within a diamond shaped frame, marked "CRB" over "1925", dated "1916", marked "CF"