Canada, Commonwealth. A Pair of Carved Bone Candlesticks from Pleasantville Internment Camp, 1940 GTRexclude Official Records and Regimental Tradition"

Official Records and Regimental Tradition" by D

4 Years - Mounted as worn

with a date of “42”

bypassing the Maginot Line to the north

93mm (h- to top of ring suspension) and weighing at 21

Canada, Commonwealth. A Pair of Carved Bone Candlesticks from Pleasantville Internment Camp, 1940 GTRexclude Official Records and Regimental Tradition"Two candlesticks from carved bone: One side featuring a large stemmed flower, the other engraved ST. JOHNS NEWFOUNDLAND, set on a wooden base (lift to remove), measures 85 mm (w base) x 185 mm (h), light wear, very fine. One side featuring a large stemmed flower, the other SOUVENIR OF INTERNMENT CAMP PLEASANTVILLE 1940, on a small wood base, (lift to remove), measures 85 mm (w base) x 185 mm (h), light wear, very fine. Footnote: Pleasantville