Canada, CEF. A Signed Souvenir Article & Photograph of Lieutenant-Colonel William A. Bishop, V.C. Buy Now 1945 in which forty-two Lancaster

1945 in which forty-two Lancaster

with images of the presumed owner in a Heer uniform (with later images showing a 1939 Iron Cross II Class ribbon and Infantry Assault Badge in wear) in the field

Group of Four: Ten Years' Service Medal (in cupro-nickel

exhibiting greening on the brass pieces

spotting and light contact

Canada, CEF. A Signed Souvenir Article & Photograph of Lieutenant-Colonel William A. Bishop, V.C. Buy Now 1945 in which forty-two LancasterIllustrating a large photo of Lieutenant Colonel William A. Bishop above the text, inscribed "LT. COLONEL W. A. BISHOP, V. C., D. S. O., M. C., D. F. C. NECESSITY is the Mother of Invention, and at the beginning of this war the necessity for better aeroplanes was strongly felt, with the result that in four years of war they progressed to a higher degree of development then they would otherwise have done in ten years. They were undoubtedly a tremendous