Germany, Heer. A Private Wartime Photo Album, 118Th Infantry Regiment Newly Listed would receive news from RCAF

would receive news from RCAF Headquarters in Ottawa that Edwin was killed instantly

considered its sole legitimate successor

Original Signature on Post War Photo: Erbo Graf von Kageneck

obverse with a central applique bearing a gilded Saxon coat of arms on a white enameled background

the "12" position partly obscured by an inset second hand clock with a steel blue secondhand

Germany, Heer. A Private Wartime Photo Album, 118Th Infantry Regiment Newly Listed would receive news from RCAF(Kriegserinnerungen). A black, leather bound photo album, the front cover presents a silvered metal (non magnetic) stahlhelm and the bottom reading Kriegserinnerungen (War Memories), contains 26 pages with over 100 black and white photographs glued in place on both sides of each page, each page separated by vellum inserts, bound by a tri colour string fed through two drilled holes with reinforced eyelets and tied in a knot at the front. The