A Wehrpass To The 105Th Infantry Regiment; Invasion Of France Archive In the 1920 Post war

In the 1920 Post war reorganization of the Canadian Militia the regiment was designated as the Saint John Fusiliers

Belgian Croix De Guerre - Type I 1914-18

with very sharp edges and a semi-sharp tip

Footnote: James Wilson was born in Glasgow Scotland in 1888 and was working as a Logger in British Columbia when he enlisted in March 1916

German Red Cross DRK Hewer - Measuring 415 mm with the scabbard on

A Wehrpass To The 105Th Infantry Regiment; Invasion Of France Archive In the 1920 Post warA Wehrpass & Medical Files to the 105thInfantry Regiment; Invasion of France Wehrpass, 52 pages, in very fine condition; Medical Record Book and Field Hospital Reports. Stolz was an Infantry man in the Wehrmachts 72nd Infantry Division. Stolz was born in Rivenich near Trier on September 3rd, 1910 to catholic parents Philip ad Helena. He was the graduate of a Volksschule and worked in construction. He married his wife Appolonia in 1942. He was