Original Canadian WWII 1945 Dated “Food Container” Sealed Emergency Ration by W. Clark Limited Category_MG 42 Mounts He was unable to expand

He was unable to expand the Supreme Court in 1937

The only inspector mark on the blade is A

There is dent on one side of the scabbard towards the end of the

Now General Clayman was no desk jockey during the war and he had a rather prestigious career

There is of course oxidation and fouling as well

Original Canadian WWII 1945 Dated “Food Container” Sealed Emergency Ration by W. Clark Limited Category_MG 42 Mounts He was unable to expandOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a WWII Canadian Armed Forces emergency ration, processed by William Clark Limited of Montreal, Canada. The ration tin is still sealed quite well with the key still firmly attached to the bottom. Emergency rations were to be carried in the soldier's haversack, and eaten "only on the order of an officer." It usually consisted of a can of "bully" (corned) beef and some biscuits though this