A Wwi Canadian Royal Military College Cadet's Fur Wedge Cap Newly Listed " and stated as "Printed

" and stated as "Printed at the Cambridge University Press on page 1

He was a prizeman in his junior year and a Dufferin gold medalist in his senior year

the gun shot wounds evident to his back

the Battalion was absorbed into the 18th Reserve Battalion

that there was "some enlargement of the leg" and that Shaw "says it interferes with his walking and is unable to do any work that requires walking or standing long"

A Wwi Canadian Royal Military College Cadet's Fur Wedge Cap Newly Listed " and stated as "PrintedA WWI Canadian Royal Military College Cadet's Fur Wedge Cap The exterior of this cap is covered in a blend of gray and white Persian lamb's wool, the front adorned with a King's crown, the crown in gold coloured and silver bullion wire, maroon felt in the void of the crown, touches of red, green and blue embroidery in its base, with a patch of bright red wool sewn behind it, the right side with a large red wool flap, held in place by a gold coloured