1920-30’s period issue
that his religion was Church of England and that his trade was that of Jam Boiler
the photo mounted to a dark gray panelled card and framed by an ornate embossed border
February 1946 (featuring stories about the Canadian Women's Army Corps
obverse centre presents a yellow enamelled octagon with concentric black
Germany, HJ. The HJ, Volume 1, by John R. Angolia GTRexclude 1920-30’s period issueHardcover, entitled "The HJ, Volume 1" by Lieutenant Colonel John R. Angolia (Retired), copyrighted by the author in 1991, First Edition, designed by Roger James Bender and Roger Waterman, typeset by Clyborne Typographics, published by R. James Bender Publishing of San Jose, California, printed in the United States of America, ISBN 0 912138 44 0. It chronicles in great detail the various organizational levels, uniforms and accessories, badges, cuff