Thomas Litchfield of Kingston
maker marked "FRAISSE PARIS" on the reverse
and Gold Grade: awarded to medal recipients of the three previous levels with forty years' service
four bells attached to the tights on his right leg
Canada’s third Governor General after Confederation
Germany, Luftstreitkräfte. A Cut-Off Section Of Camouflage Cloth From A Downed German Plane, Somme, C. 1918 Archive Thomas Litchfield of Kingston(Lozenge Tarnung). Constructed of a linen blended composite fabric finished on the exterior with a weatherproof lacquer in a classic oilcloth style, dyed in a four colour Lozenge camouflage pattern consisting of light brown, dark brown, dark green, and rust brown geometric shapes, with a central eyelet reinforced with a blackened and boiled leather grommet, securely held in place with two rows of hand stitching, with a paper label embroidered to the