Canada, Commonwealth. A History Of The Lincoln And Welland Regiment GTRexclude obverse centre displays a bronze

obverse centre displays a bronze gilt and red enamel Arrow Cross with swords in each quadrant

The 37th Infantry Division was federally activated in August 1917 as a National Guard Division from Ohio

Nessuno Secondo C11 Medal (bronze

surrounded by a series of two circular ropes with the inscription “GOTT MIT UNS” (God with Us) inscribed in raised lettering on the top half of the circle

Canada, Commonwealth. A History Of The Lincoln And Welland Regiment GTRexclude obverse centre displays a bronzeHardcover, red cloth cover, entitled "History of the Lincoln and Welland Regiment" by Major R. L. Rogers, printed in Canada in 1954 by the Industrial Shops for the Deaf in Montreal, Quebec. It documents the history of the regiment, starting with the War of 1812, through the First World War and finishing with the Second World War. It begins with a Foreword by Lieutenant Colonel M. J. McCutcheon, the Commander of the Regiment as of 1954, followed by an