Canada, Cef. Medals & Insignia To Sergeant S.c Symondton, 42Nd Infantry, Wia Hold A rare commemorative stein belonging

A rare commemorative stein belonging to a member of the security or administrative personnel of the infamous Stalag VII-A POW camp near Moosburg

while the interior displays moderate material fatigue and soiling to both the sweatband and liner

A set of Infanterie-Regiment 134 shoulder board cyphers

led by Major-General Maxwell D

solid feinzink

Canada, Cef. Medals & Insignia To Sergeant S.c Symondton, 42Nd Infantry, Wia Hold A rare commemorative stein belongingWorld War One Victory Medal impressed to (440300 SJT. S. C. SYMONDSON 42 CAN INF.), 36. 30mm (w) x 40. 1mm (h to top of ring suspension), British War medal also impressed to (440300 SJT. S. C. SYMONDSON 42 CAN INF.) measuring at 36. 2mm (w) x 45. 9mm (h to top of ring suspension); three insignia badges, one in silver and two in bronze. Footnote: Sergeant Sydney Carl Symondson, born 1887 in Hounslow, England, was described with a dark complexion upon