Description
Birchall was dubbed the "Saviour of Ceylon" by the Canadian press and not
) Naming is officially impressed in capitals
he found himself in France and the European theatre to close out the war
in silver (marked “800” with the crescent moon
the obverse with a gold central medallion depicting a crowned griffin within a silver ring
Germany, Third Reich. A Lot Of Five Second War Period Labour Books Archive Birchall was dubbed the "Saviour(Arbeitsbcher). A group of five German employment record books. One Arbeitsbuch contains 32 pages and the other four contain 38 pages. All measuring approximately 10. 5 cm (w) x 14. 7 cm (h), and range from good to very fine conditions. Each book includes data regarding personal information, vocational training, and employment records. The books belonged to Hans Hecker (b. 24 December 1905) a round grinder and fitter for aircraft engine construction
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