Original Canadian WWI Early National Red Ensign Flag (1868-1921) - 19" x 34” Category_Night Sights Khaki had been widely worn

Khaki had been widely worn as a hot-weather field dress in Indo-China and Africa during the years before the outbreak of World War I and thereafter became the norm

typical of a revolver that was not cleaned after the last use

with clear lands and grooves and a bright finish

Both are dated with 41 ink stamps on the sides indicating production during 1941

conditions such as a jungle environment

Original Canadian WWI Early National Red Ensign Flag (1868-1921) - 19" x 34” Category_Night Sights Khaki had been widely wornOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely early example of a Canadian Red Ensign flag, measuring 19" x 34 and in single piece construction, also known as the Vimy Ridge flag. This exact style with the very specific shield design dates from 1868 1921, making this a confirmed WWI Era example. The flag is in good overall condition with some stitching loss along the edges, and there is no header halyard. A great example, ready for further