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oxidation spots evident on the reverse
Returned to Unit - back treated with plasters
Parts of the wreckage are scattered over a distance of approximately 2 miles from the main wreckage
Charles Millar of Perth
It was during this campaign that he reported to General John J
A First War Helmet Of T.parton; 15Th Canadian Infantry Battalion GTRexclude oxidation spots evident on theA First War Helmet of T. Parton; 15th Canadian Infantry Battalion British made, steel, non magnetic, in dark brown, navy blue triangle painted above a red rectangle on the front, the triangle representative of the 15th Infantry Battalion, the rectangle representative of the 1st Canadian Division. Painted in black ink on the red rectangle is the owner's name, "T PARTON". The protective edge of the helmet in a magnetic steel. Inside, steel framed cradle