Canada. Two Combat named to Flying Aces William Claxton & Frederick McCall, Auction (Fallschirmschützenabzeichen Endknopf)

(Fallschirmschützenabzeichen Endknopf)

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the sheath measuring 330 mm in length

the reverse bearing a handwritten inscription indicating that the image was taken in 1944

Canada. Two Combat named to Flying Aces William Claxton & Frederick McCall, Auction (Fallschirmschützenabzeichen Endknopf)Two named Combat In The Air Reports. The first report detailing the narrative of William G. Claxtons 33rd victory in a French commune, dated August 9, 1918 and time stamped 4: 25pm. His signature presents at the bottom of the document. It measures at 20. 25cm (w) x 24cm (l) with very minor tears and folds along the edges. It is accompanied by a brief biography of William G. Claxton, and a featured list of other aircombats. The second report details