Canada, CEF. A Royal Canadian Artillery Officers Tunic, c.1918 GTRexclude He volunteered to destroy the

He volunteered to destroy the machine gun crew

79 mm (h - inclusive suspension)

re-soldered lug)

for outstanding achievements in the natural sciences and the humanities by the USSR Academy of Sciences and later the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS)

Three-piece construction in silvered and gilt bronze with green and white enamels

Canada, CEF. A Royal Canadian Artillery Officers Tunic, c.1918 GTRexclude He volunteered to destroy theA well preserved example of a Lieutenant's tunic constructed of fine khaki wool. One central pleat runs down the center of the back of the tunic. The insignia of the Royal Fusiliers is emblazoned on both sides of the collar. Each cuff is decorated with two rank stars denoting Lieutenant. The front is completed by four pockets and three large buttons, with one missing. The tunic body and sleeves are lined with a khaki twill, the sleeves lined with