A First War Wurttemberg Medal Bar Hold correspondence from RCAF Headquarters in

correspondence from RCAF Headquarters in Ottawa and research papers

blowpipe analysis

Neilson was discharged on February 17

and approximately 27mm (1 inch) wide

along with six loose 105 mm x 149 mm colour postcards

A First War Wurttemberg Medal Bar Hold correspondence from RCAF Headquarters inPrussia: Iron Cross 2nd Class (silver frame, with iron core, magnetic, maker marked "N" (Neuhaus & Sohn), 42. 8 mm); Wurttemberg: Military Merit Medal, Type V (1892 1918), Silver Grade (silvered bronze, 28. 5 mm); Imperial: Hindenburg Cross for Combatants (iron with a bronze coloured gilt, magnetic, maker marked "G11" on the reverse, 37. 5 mm); and Wurttemberg: 3rd Class Iron Medal for Nine Years' Service (1917 1921) (blackened iron, magnetic, 31. 5