South Africa. Regimental Devices In South Africa, 1783-1954, By Dr. H. H. Curson, C.1954 Auction that he was not married

that he was not married and that his trade was that of Draughtsman (Draftsman)

The family retreated to England and

He was a Bookkeeper in his civilian life with George Foster & Son in Brantford

35 and the Wellington was more or less on course for its turning point at the Skerries

along with chipping in the green enamels on both sides of the wreath

South Africa. Regimental Devices In South Africa, 1783-1954, By Dr. H. H. Curson, C.1954 Auction that he was not marriedRegimental Devices in South Africa, 1783 1954, by Dr. H. H. Curson, published in Pretoria in 1954 by Caxton Limited, presenting as hardcover with a brown material, containing 96 pages, including black and white illustrations, measuring 22 cm (w) x 28. 6 cm (h), presenting scuffed and dented on the exterior, and in overall near extremely fine condition. Shipping Footnote: Please note that there will be an additional shipping charge during or post time