Distinguished Service Order Document To Major William Neilson Hold staining along the top edge

staining along the top edge of the ribbons

then transferred to the Canadian Corps Reinforcement Camp on the 14th

around mid 1940 KC by Juncker

Vancouver in the Baltic Sea and on July 27th

Distinguished Service Order Document To Major William Neilson Hold staining along the top edgeDistinguished Service Order Document (signed George V, embossed seal of same, issued to "William Neilson, Esquire. Major in the Forces of Our Dominion of Canada" and issued at St. James on the "Third day of June 1918 in the Ninth Year of Our Reign", signed by "Milner" (Principal Secretary of State), addressed at the lower left "Major W. Neilson, 54th Battalion, Canadian Infantry", framed, 217 mm x 345 mm, string hanger). Accompanied by Dog Tag (in