Canada. Two Combat named to Flying Aces William Claxton & Frederick McCall, consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac primarily put in place by

primarily put in place by Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte (Napoleon III)

with broken chains around his right arm (symbolic of the liberation of the Sudeten Germans from Czechoslovak oppression)

2) A 1969 100-Year Remembrance Meeting of Attendees of the NCO School Wiessenfels in Aachen Badge

standard procedure of the period)

all within oval frames and connected to one another via three chain links

Canada. Two Combat named to Flying Aces William Claxton & Frederick McCall, consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac primarily put in place byTwo named Combat In The Air Reports. The first report detailing the narrative of William G. Claxtons 33rd victory in a French commune, dated August 9, 1918 and time stamped 4: 25pm. His signature presents at the bottom of the document. It measures at 20. 25cm (w) x 24cm (l) with very minor tears and folds along the edges. It is accompanied by a brief biography of William G. Claxton, and a featured list of other aircombats. The second report details