Germany, Ss. An 18Th Freiwilligen P.g. Div. Horst Wessel Tab Archive while his father received his

while his father received his Memorial Plaque and Scroll

number impressed "9471" on the reverse

a large "L M" screen-printed in black ink on the front panel

volunteers from Toronto and Kingston who belonged to "A" and "B" companies of the 259th Infantry Battalion

he lead troops in the fights at the Eastern Front

Germany, Ss. An 18Th Freiwilligen P.g. Div. Horst Wessel Tab Archive while his father received hisEmbroidered tab manufactured for the 18th Freiwilligen Panzer Grenadier Div. Horst Wessel, with typical buckram backing, in mint condition. Footnote: This item was brought back by US Army NCO C. H. Johnson, born in 1915, from Ohio, who was stationed at Camp Dachau in 1945; photocopy of his US Army Camp Dachau Identification Card (Nr. 8063) will be accompanied with this item. C. H. Johnson was killed in a tragic car accident in 1972; souvenirs from