Canada, Dominion. Historical Records of the New Brunswick Regiment, Canadian Artillery 1793-1896 by Captain John B.M. Baxter Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic It gives thanks in the

Name: Canada, Dominion. Historical Records of the New Brunswick Regiment, Canadian Artillery 1793-1896 by Captain John B.M. Baxter Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic It gives thanks in the
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Canada, Dominion. Historical Records of the New Brunswick Regiment, Canadian Artillery 1793 1896 by Captain John B.M. Baxter Heer. A Flak Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic It gives thanks in the It gives thanks in the name of the Crown Prince for best wishes on occasion of the new year With copied service papers and copied letters applying for his medal dated 1905 and 1910

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