Thirteen First War Canadian Shoulder Titles GTRexclude The Battle of the Somme

The Battle of the Somme finally ended on November 18th with the onset of winter

and the procedures Henderson had established were copied widely

he proceeded to England and was posted to the General Depot at Bramshott on May 4

with his son

A POW Camp ID Tag for allied prisoners housed in the Stalag VIII-B camp at Lamsdorf

Thirteen First War Canadian Shoulder Titles GTRexclude The Battle of the SommeIncludes: one "123" (123rd Infantry Battalion: copper, maker marked "TIPTAFT B'HAM" on the reverse, 14. 5 mm x 32 mm); one "180" (180th Infantry Battalion: copper, maker marked "CARON BROS. 1916" on the reverse, 13. 5 mm x 34 mm); one "220" (220th Infantry Battalion: copper, maker marked "BIRKS 1916" on the reverse, 14 mm x 38. 5 mm; one "CFA" (Canadian Field Artillery: brass, maker marked "P. W. ELLIS & CO. LTD. 1915" on the reverse, 13. 7 mm x 35. 5