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This was my Edmonton Gun Show find. A WW1 British/Canadian medical pannier. It is hinged metal tin which has been covered in canvas and web. The inside is devided up to hold bandages etc.
Geoff
Geoff
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WW1 Medical Pannier
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Haplo- Member
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Now there is someting you don't see every day.
Great find Geoff.
It has a nice used look to it.
Very nice.
Great find Geoff.
It has a nice used look to it.
Very nice.
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Haplo wrote:Now there is someting you don't see every day.
Great find Geoff.
It has a nice used look to it.
Very nice.
Thanks very much. The picture isn't very good but the box does have a real used feel to it. I see that you have the Calgary Highlanders badge as your image. Do you collect to them?
A family member served with them and was killed in action on 25 July 1944 (Cpl William Nimcan).
Cheers,
Geoff
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The Calgary Highlanders have realy some interest to me indeed.
My collection area is mainly focussed on the city of Groningen as i live very close to it.
So the 2nd division is the main focus.
The Calgary Highlanders have passed the town i lived in on there way to Groningen.
Have 2 mannequins of them.
Not easy to find some nice wartime items of them, but hey, that is collecting.
My collection area is mainly focussed on the city of Groningen as i live very close to it.
So the 2nd division is the main focus.
The Calgary Highlanders have passed the town i lived in on there way to Groningen.
Have 2 mannequins of them.
Not easy to find some nice wartime items of them, but hey, that is collecting.
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nice!