Canada. Gibraltar Key 1941-1942, To Sapper Collin Andrew Cavil, No.1 Tunnelling Company, Royal Canadian Engineers Auction 12th Battalion at Shorncliffe on

12th Battalion at Shorncliffe on the 19th

and American

He was transferred and admitted to West Cliff Canadian Eye & Ear Hospital at Folkestone on October 17th

as issued to the Luftwaffe

which was named for the Spikenard Flower

Canada. Gibraltar Key 1941-1942, To Sapper Collin Andrew Cavil, No.1 Tunnelling Company, Royal Canadian Engineers Auction 12th Battalion at Shorncliffe onFob 1941 1942 (in sterling silver, obverse illustrating a Royal Canadian Engineer in full gear standing upon a rock, with a jackhammer pointing upwards in his hands, the rock of Gibraltar in the background, inscribed "GIBRALTAR 1941 1942" above, a ribbon banner below inscribed "ROYAL CANADIAN ENGINEERS", the entire image and text backed by a downward pointing key, reverse marked "STERLING", maker marked "B. M. CO." and marked with the Canadian . 925