Canada, Commonwealth. A Kit Sack Belonging to Vickers Wellington Air Gunner Willian A. Cauthers, K.I.A Auction Archive 0 grams inclusive of its

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Footnote: The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry originated in Hamilton

On 27 April 1918 he was appointed as a Deputy Assistant Adjutant General on 27 April 1918 and continued to serve in that position until he embarked for the United Kingdom on 24 February 1919

Stoker 1st Class Morley Barnes

belt has a fine gold bullion wire upper with two black and copper threaded rows of piping

Canada, Commonwealth. A Kit Sack Belonging to Vickers Wellington Air Gunner Willian A. Cauthers, K.I.A Auction Archive 0 grams inclusive of itsA mess kit sack belonging to wireless operator (air gunner) William Austin Cauthers. The sack is constructed of dark navy blue coloured cotton, with faded white writing on the obverse reading R. C. A. F R146885 Austin Cauthers, Mansfield, Ont. The reverse features a partial return shipping label to Canada reading London & North Eastern Railway with the majority of the label illegible. The opening of the sack is ordained with a series of six