A First War Canadian Officer's Visor Cap Trench Art Buy Now as he suffered a shrapnel

as he suffered a shrapnel wound to his neck

marked "800" silver on both the reverse frame and ring

He was discharged upon demobilization to return to civil life

Footnote: George Cooper was an Extra Gang Foreman for the Department of Railways and Canals in Moncton

Olympic on November 6

A First War Canadian Officer's Visor Cap Trench Art Buy Now as he suffered a shrapnelA First War Canadian Officer's Visor Cap Trench Art Fabricated from a brass shell casing, weighing 710 grams, marked on the bottom with four sets of markings: the British Broad Arrow insignia over a circled "1" over "10 6 16", "18 PR" over "II", "MD Co" over "EMT", and dated "1916". The sidewall of the shell is severed about 27 mm from the base, with an additional lip maintained on one side and adjusted to protrude away from the casing, and when