Germany, Imperial. A Cavalry Horse Bridle, C.1900 GTRexclude maker marked on obverse but

maker marked on obverse but illegible

not 1896 as per the CEF Attestation Paper stated birth

He was stuck off strength of the 10th Battalion to the Alberta Regimental Depot on the 25th at Bramshott

late 2nd (Eastern Ontario Regiment) Battalion

In 1943 he had a number of his lower teeth replaced

Germany, Imperial. A Cavalry Horse Bridle, C.1900 GTRexclude maker marked on obverse butThis bridle in unmarked and is composed of three thick brown leather straps, measuring 27 mm in width, the upper on each strap smooth, the undersides unfinished, emanating from a central point. The central point bears a domed metal cap measuring 42 mm in diameter, on a 61 mm in diameter base, with a groove at the midway point of the base and travelling around the circumference. mounted to a circular leather patch with a narrow strap stitched in place