Wwii Rcaf Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife - W.o. Mckinnon Hold McLaughlin was given the wrist

McLaughlin was given the wrist watch presented here by the Darlington Township (Ontario) Council in February 1915

to enable him to find work after the war

Footnote: Count Maurice Joseph Dietrichstein was born in Vienna

where he was the Artificer Engineer "in engineering charge" and served on the Dover Patrol until the end of the conflict

Gibbons was assigned to the Office of Naval Intelligence on November 11th and commissioned a Lieutenant Commander on February 9

Wwii Rcaf Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife - W.o. Mckinnon Hold McLaughlin was given the wristFine polished steel blade, measuring 170 mm, engraved with the initials "W. L. M." (William Locke McKinnon) in a ribbon banner on the blade, with the WILKINSON SWORD CO. LTD. LONDON maker mark on the obverse ricasso, while the reverse ricasso is marked THE F S FIGHTING KNIFE, with a very sharp point and sharpened edges, minor pitting and scratches from regular usage. Solid metal crossguard, with crosshatched grip on handle and flat ended pommel, minor