Deutsches Jungvolk Troop Pennant Auction maker plate on the reverse

maker plate on the reverse marked "MADE IN ENGLAND"

Medals and Decorations of the World (Volume II

He was discharged from the 32nd Canadian Battalion on 23 April 1919

Keyes stated: After a slight resistance and the exchange of a few shots

He was ruled fit for service and placed in the first reserve pool

Deutsches Jungvolk Troop Pennant Auction maker plate on the reverseDeutsches Jungvolk Troop Pennant Traditional triangular shaped pennant. Two pieces of black cotton sewn back to back, the black having faded over time, obverse with a white cotton runic "S" insignia, representative of the Deutsches Jungvolk (DJ = Junior Hitler Youth) sewn in place, the reverse with a stylized white cotton right facing eagle sewn in place, a hoist sleeve sewn in place on the left side for attachment to a line, 355 mm x 820 mm,