Canada, Dominion. A Royal Canadian Artillery Helmet Plate, C.1910 Archive Major Scholander rendered exceptionally outstanding

Major Scholander rendered exceptionally outstanding service in the design and construction of technical equipment which resulted in marked increases in the availability and combat effectiveness of Army Air Forces Fighter pilots

8:30 - lining up of all participants in the Schrammstraße

marked "L-22" (Lordship Industries) on the reverse

He attended Ridley College in St

with the crown retaining a fully intact and legible maker’s label reading “J

Canada, Dominion. A Royal Canadian Artillery Helmet Plate, C.1910 Archive Major Scholander rendered exceptionally outstandingIn bronze, unmarked, measuring 87 mm (w) x 101 mm (h), all three lugs intact but bent back, contact marks and moderate surface wear evident on the obverse, greening present on both sides, better than very fine.