Canada, Commonwealth. A Sterling Silver RCAMC Presentation Plate to Lieutenant Colonel Murray Auction Archive and powerful concentrations of dive

and powerful concentrations of dive bombers would lead to personal success for Wolfram in the first half of the war

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Tamar (Receiving Ship at Devonport

early version in silvered tombac

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Canada, Commonwealth. A Sterling Silver RCAMC Presentation Plate to Lieutenant Colonel Murray Auction Archive and powerful concentrations of diveA Sterling Silver RCAMC Presentation Plate to Lieutenant Colonel Murray Sterling silver, marked "BIRKS STERLING" (Henry Birks & Sons, Montreal, Quebec), Canadian "C" hallmarked indicating the 925 standard minimum of silver, hallmarked with a standing lion, date marked "b" and coded "94 9" on the reverse, obverse engraved with the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps insignia in the centre, inscribed "PRESENTED TO LT. COL. R. B. MURRAY, ED., CD." above