Canada, Cef. Two Dog Tags & The Diary Of Driver James Hutchens, 69Th Battalion. Auction Archive Scottish Gaelic "Biodag") is the

Scottish Gaelic "Biodag") is the traditional and ceremonial sidearm of the officers of Scottish Highland regiments

80 mm (w) x 43

and continued to serve in that role until July 1919

80th Infantry Division

Signature on Post War Photo: Gerhard Konopka

Canada, Cef. Two Dog Tags & The Diary Of Driver James Hutchens, 69Th Battalion. Auction Archive Scottish Gaelic "Biodag") is theTwo leather dog tags, each impressed 340308 HUTCHENS D. R. C. J P. R. C. N. A., reverse plain, measures 34. 95mm (w) x 35. 32mm (h) and 38. 51mm (w) x 32. 62mm (h), attached by a dried leather strip, fine condition; A leather notebook, obverse impressed Diary, containing addresses and handwritten entries from Hutchens from 1918, measures 75. 90mm (w) x 122. 50mm (h), legible, pages intact, very fine condition. Footnote: James Charles Hutchens, born