Canada. A Royal Canadian Air Force No. 10 Bombing And Gunnery School Banner, C.1941 Auction Archive that he was married (Margaret)

that he was married (Margaret) and that his trade was that of Builder's Labourer

sunning and light wear evident on the exterior

(Infanterie Schulterklappe)

He later moved to Juneau

in tombac (gilding nearly completely rubbed off)

Canada. A Royal Canadian Air Force No. 10 Bombing And Gunnery School Banner, C.1941 Auction Archive that he was married (Margaret)Fabricated from white rayon, navy blue brushed felt insignia of the Royal Canadian Air Force above the two line inscription "No. 10 B&G SCHOOL MOUNT PLEASANT" printed in place at either end of the banner, head to head, 40 mm long alternating white and navy blue fringe sewn in place along the width of the banner at either end, measuring 420 mm (w) x 1,020 mm (h), light soiling evident in one corner, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Bombing and