A First War Trench Map Named To Lieut. Mcnair, 1St Canadian certificate_of_authenticity not 1867 and he failed

not 1867 and he failed to state his service with the KRRC

double white canvas chin strap intact and sewn to the cap on either side

When the belt is fed through the buckle

Pragnell ceased to be attached to Headquarters at Bramshott

minor contact marks

A First War Trench Map Named To Lieut. Mcnair, 1St Canadian certificate_of_authenticity not 1867 and he failedA First War Trench Map Named to Lieut. McNair, 1st Canadian Map is printed in four colour ink (red, blue, yellow and black) of an off white paper stock, entitled "The Daily Telegraph War Map No. 14 of the French Fighting Line, Arras to Nancy" and was created by Alexander Gross, F. R. G. S. (Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society) and produced by Geographia Limited of London, England. It charts the areas of France, Belgium, Luxembourg and far western