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Soiling and wear evident on the folder and along the fold lines of the map
arriving in the field on the 9th
Spencer entered the University of British Columbia in 1922 and re-entered the RCN and was appointed a Naval Cadet in 1924
the success rate of their guns was minimal
with “507” machine embroidered in white threading on the obverse
United Kingdom. A Gaunt-Made Gregory & Quilter Parachute Company Badge, Glider Pilot Regiment Archive Soiling and wear evident onIn Gold, obverse illustrating a parachutist on a parachute, with the letters "G" and "Q" (Gregory & Quilter Parachute Company) along with wings on either side, reverse maker marked "JRG&S" (J. R. Gaunt & Son), hallmarked and date marked, inscribed "G. Q. PARACHUTE SAVED MY LIFE", engraved "WINSPER L CPL" and "9th FEBRUARY 1943" on the right and left wings respectively, engraved "No 107" on the button hole attachment, measuring 36 mm (w) x 16. 5 mm
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