Canada, Commonwealth. An RCAF 1 Air Division at Metz, France Lithophane Regimental Stein Hold 1942 and signed in black

1942 and signed in black ink by the Fleet’s Commander in Chief

Manuel Garcia Ramirez (in black and white

5 mm in diameter x 26

a superb late-war field manual issued to armoured crews during desperate last-ditch fighting in the closing days of the war

3) A 1938 May 1st (Day of Labour) celebration badge

Canada, Commonwealth. An RCAF 1 Air Division at Metz, France Lithophane Regimental Stein Hold 1942 and signed in blackIn white porcelain, the base inside with a wonderful lithophane (an etched or molded artwork in very thin translucent porcelain or plastic that can be seen clearly only when back lit with a light source) depicting a semi nude woman in a very revealing dress, the front bearing the Royal Canadian Air Force insignia surmounted by the Queen's crown and accented with gold coloured paint, inscribed "1 AIR DIVISION" below the insignia, flanked by the text