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be the only case in which bricks were used to bomb the enemy during the war

followed by a red mark which heals without leaving a scar)

An 1882-1889 Egypt Medal to the 2nd Essex Regiment - Undated reverse

The shoulders and upper arms are each adorned with five embroidered insignia: a Royal Canadian Engineers shoulder flash

it would have been difficult to deny his original identity

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