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working for his father under contract work for the City of St
"Het Brood Oproer" (Bread Riots) to the left and "te Amsteldam" (In Amsterdam) to the right
constructed of a row of interwoven strands of Russian braiding in silver bullion wire
2nd Class - Three-piece construction
on March 11
Canada. An 18Th Canadian Field Company, Royal Canadian Engineers Plaque, C.1945 Auction Archive working for his father underIn bronze, obverse illustrating the Royal Canadian Engineers insignia in the centre, with emanating rays forming a sunburst effect coming from it, surrounded by the inscription "18 CANADIAN FIELD COMPANY ROYAL CANADIAN ENGINEERS" in a circle around the sunburst, the outer ring around the inscription with eleven circles illustrating various scenes during the war with accompanying captions, clockwise from the 12 o'clock position: D DAY, EMS CROSSING,