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M-1 PRINT OF FRENCH NAPOLEONIC LANCER
mounted on a board beautiful detail and color.
$15.00
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M-2 DOMINION OF CANADA RIFLE ASSN Circa GeoVI. Sterling silver spoons with enameled crest. “Special”, “”First Class”, “Second Class”. The “Special” and “First Class” are from maker A.G. Brown. The “Second Class” is from maker Birks. Exc condition.
$30.00
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M-3 ALBERTA RIFLE ASSN. “Birks regency plate" $25.00
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SOLDM-4 CALGARY REGIMENTAL STERLING SILVER TEA SPOON Circa WWII. Enameled badge.
$35.00
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M-5 RIFLE SHOOTING PRIZE SPOON. Sterling silver teaspoon. Enameled crest. Circa George VI.
$25.00
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M-6 ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY TEA SPOON enameled badge. Maker: Oneida Community
Tudor plate. $25.00
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M-7 ST. JOHN’S FUSILIERS, 26TH BATT. C.E.F. teaspoon, sterling silver. Maker: “C. Lamond & Fils”.
$45.00
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M-8 PIONEER BROAD AXE for the squaring logs, one side is perfectly flat, where the other is contoured. The maker’s name is deeply stamped on the left side, it is hard to make out but looks like “Ed Froubt”. Blade is 13 ½ inches wide. The handle is 25 inches long.
$115.00
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M-9 BRASS TELESCOPE 3 5/8” closed, 7 5/8” open. Very good optics. Complete with original brass link cover. This is probably circa 1800.
$150.00
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SOLDM-10 THE LUSITANIA (GERMAN) MEDAL, Excellent condition Superb condition, The Lusitania {German} Medal, An exact replica of the medal which was designed in Germany and distributed to commemorate the sinking of the "Lusitania". The Lusitania was sunk by a German U-boat on May 7th 1915, She had on board at the time 1,951 passengers and crew of whom 1,198 perished, .
History of the Lusitania- The RMS Lusitania was a British ocean liner owned by the Cunard Steamship Line Shipping Company, built by John Brown and Company of Clydebank, Scotland, and launched on June 6, 1906 She and her sister ship of RMS Mauretania were built to compete with and better the fast German liners of the time. Lusitania took back the Blue Riband in 1907 and she and the Mauretania were the fastest liners of their day.
On May 7, 1915 the Lusitania was torpedoed by a German submarine, the U-20. The Lusitania sank after a subsequent massive internal explosion blew out her starboard bow. The sinking galvanized American opinion against Germany's policy of unrestricted submarine warfare and played a role in the United States' later entry into World War I on April 17, 1917.
This medal is in excellent shape. $35.00 SOLD
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M-11 E.L. Johnson Photographer. Gooderich C.W. -1871. Census of Ontario records two photographers working in Goderich, Ontario - E.L. Johnson and D. Campbell - eleven in Huron County. The famous photographer Reuben R. Sallows was working in Gooderich in 1876. The Civil War 1861-1865. The photograph of this couple, identity unknown. I would say this photo was taken after the Civil War ended.
$25.00
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