A First War Gold Id Bracelet Of To Canadian Nursing Sister Helen Lawrie Smith Auction Archive His Spitfire suffered a glycol

His Spitfire suffered a glycol leak and went down three miles south-west of Mintha

The second document indicates that he was training with the Luftschutzverbund to fight house fires in 1939   NSDAP Membership Card of Helene 1935 edition: 48 pages

An example of use of the oak leaves badge is that of the Jäger Troop Headwear Badge for mountain troopers

maker marked "Heinrich Weiss Bucharest" on the white satin inside lid

A First War Gold Id Bracelet Of To Canadian Nursing Sister Helen Lawrie Smith Auction Archive His Spitfire suffered a glycol9K Gold, weighing 9. 6 grams inclusive of its chain, maker marked "J. C. V" and marked "9ct" (Gold) on the reverse, obverse engraved in capitals "HELEN. L. SMITH. C. A. M. C. FEB. 2nd 1916." (her date of Attestation), 17 mm x 37 mm, on a full length wrist chain with sliding closure on the ring, very light contact, extremely fine. Footnote: Nursing Sister Helen Lawrie Smith was born on November 14, 1877 in Oakville, Ontario. She was a resident of