The camp opened in 1939 to house Polish prisoners from the German September 1939 offensive
each pinned with dual gilded bronze rank pips
marked "1/20 10K G ON S" (1/20th 10K Gold on Silver) and maker marked "AMICO" on the reverse
Each title with insignias and the initials "TCW" (Tactical Communications Wing) in black embroidery
button hole attachment
Canada, CEF. A First and Second War Lot to Pte. James Fillmore, 85th Battalion and RCAF GTRexclude The camp opened in 1939A swing mounted medal bar comprising for medals, reverse bears a single horizontal pin, measures 130 mm (w), of: A British War Medal, in silver, rim impressed 1060251 PTE. J. FILLMORE 85TH BN. CAN. INF., light wear, very fine. A Victory Medal, in bronze gilt, rim impressed 1060251 PTE. J. FILLMORE 85TH BN. CAN. INF., light wear, very fine. A Canadian Overseas Service Medal, in silver, oxidation to obverse, better than very fine. A 1939 45 War Medal,