ribbon with the signature of Günther Rall in black ink on the opposite from the buckle
a Luftwaffe auxiliary pin
as smoking was a past time amongst soldiers and worked to calm the nerves
during which Aldinger was wounded on March 28 when he received a contusion of the left knee joint and a meniscal injury
marked 100 under pin
Canada. Official History Of The Canadian Army In The Second World War, Three Volume Set Auction Archive ribbon with the signature of"Volume I Six Years of War, The Army in Canada, Britain and the Pacific": with dust jacket, by Colonel Charles Percy Stacey OC OBE CD FRSC (1906 1989), Director, Historical Section, General Staff, published by Authority of the Minister of Defence, printed by Edmond Cloutier, C. M. G., O. A., D. S. P. at Ottawa, Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery, in 1955. "Volume II "The Canadians in Italy 1943 1945": with dust jacket, by Lieutenant Colonel