A "Mad 4Th" Casualty At The Second Battle Of Ypres Newly Listed this compass was designed for

this compass was designed for handheld use in zeppelins

high relief bust (Dr

The tri-colour National shield on the right side remains crisp in colour but has been scuffed on the left side

1939-1945 Star (un-named) and Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (41545 R

Class with Field Document

A "Mad 4Th" Casualty At The Second Battle Of Ypres Newly Listed this compass was designed for1914 15 Star ( 11615 PTE J. ROBINSON. 4 CAN: INF); British War and Victory Medals (11615 PTE J. ROBINSON. 4 CAN: INF) Officially impressed; Very Fine. Accompanied by copies of his Attestation Paper and Service Records. Footnote: Joseph Robinson was born February 1888 in Norkolk, England. With 6 years previous military experience with the D. R. C. in Brantford, Ontario, and while working as a molder, Joseph enlisted in the CEF on September 23rd 1914.