Germany, Imperial. A Piece Of Canvas From A German Aeroplane, Attributed To Private Mark St. Clair Johnston, Ppcli, Kia GTRexclude Mabel Bruce in 1922 and

Mabel Bruce in 1922 and had two children

with what Angolia states "the eagle is set low within the laurel leaves wreath

1 Canadian Field Ambulance on November 1

pages 191–224 of “Deutsche Luftwacht” (German Air Guard)

Germany, Imperial. A Piece Of Canvas From A German Aeroplane, Attributed To Private Mark St. Clair Johnston, Ppcli, Kia GTRexclude Mabel Bruce in 1922 andLight beige canvas with a lacquered finish on the obverse, giving the canvas strength and moisture resistance, the underside inscribed in pencil with a sketch of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry insignia above the inscription "This is a piece of canvas from a German aeroplane brought down by our airmen, M. S. Johnston", measuring 90 mm (w) x 123 mm (h), curled, extremely fine. Footnote: Mark St. Clair Johnston was born on May 29, 1894