Canada. Queen's Crown Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians) Belt Buckle GTRexclude the Tannenberg worked on the

the Tannenberg worked on the so called "Westwall" mine barriers in the North Sea

the "friction" was gone and he was transferred to Hastings Convalescent Hospital on November 8th

another flying ace of the First War

shows residue from previous mounting

Canada. Queen's Crown Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians) Belt Buckle GTRexclude the Tannenberg worked on theTwo piece construction, in brass, the left piece with a tab bearing the Lord Strathcona's Horse insignia surmounted by the Queen's Crown, a belt loop on the left end, the right piece slotted in the centre in order to receive the aforementioned tab, the slotted area surrounded by a circular ring inscribed "LORD STRATHCONAS HORSE (RC) PERSERVERANCE", with a belt loop on the right end, unmarked, measuring 105. 5 mm (w) x 72 mm (h) when linked together,