Wwii Canadian Armoured Corps Locket Archive as the youth was becoming

as the youth was becoming exhausted

His signal achievements materially contributed to the success of the war time mission of the First Service Command and the Army

credited with having served his country in Canada

5th Pjb: Cavy:)

It has remained untouched since it was brought over to Canada

Wwii Canadian Armoured Corps Locket Archive as the youth was becomingWWII Canadian Armoured Corps Locket Locket in silver, with a two piece insignia incorporating a silver tank on an enamelled base, weighing 17. 7 grams, ornately engraved on the lid, maker marked "BIRKS" and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, slot release on the left side, hinged on right side, opens to expose two panels on the inside lids, the right one with a black and white veteran's photograph, 28 mm x 42. 5 mm, ornate loop suspension with