Original German WWII U.S. 89th Division Captured Cutoff German Banner with Capture Paperwork - 40 x 42” Featured Item This is an excellent service

This is an excellent service used condition M1 Garand rigid leather scabbard by Boyt Harness Company

so it was probably his mother Mary [who died in Peterborough in 1945] who tucked the certificate behind the picture to keep it safe

It was converted to an armored role during World War II

The inner label dates it to 1937 and the manufacturer Siemens

The uniforms of the Canadian Armed Forces are the official dress worn by members of Canada's military while on duty

Original German WWII U.S. 89th Division Captured Cutoff German Banner with Capture Paperwork - 40 x 42” Featured Item This is an excellent serviceOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very worn cutoff swas from a large German banner, captured by Sergeant Raynold L. Kinseth Jr., Headquarters Battery, 563rd Field Artillery Battalion, 89th Infantry Division. The cuts are very uneven and frayed, but the entire piece measures roughly 40 x 42, with the central swas having a 36 diameter. The flag is heavily worn with one side showing staining and the other side showing a great many holes. Kinseth