29Th (Waterloo) Regiment Officer's Cap Badge, certificate_of_authenticity where they were buried in
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where they were buried in a collective grave
I wish also to express my personal appreciation and thanks to you
heavy stains at the bottom of the document
Royal Canadian Regiment became the first member of the regiment to see combat in the Second World War
Footnote: Duncan William Grinnell-Milne served with his brother in the 7th Royal Fusiliers before he was seconded to the Royal Flying Corps in July 1915
29Th (Waterloo) Regiment Officer's Cap Badge, certificate_of_authenticity where they were buried inPre WW1, gilt, marked J. R. Gaunt & Son, London, 2 lugs, EF.
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