A Wartime V-1 "Flying Bombs" Public Information Leaflet Newly Listed naming his next-of-kin as the

naming his next-of-kin as the Canadian Bank of Commerce

maker marked and marked "STERLING" on the reverse of the bar

1952 and after six months

the War Department Office of Dependency Benefits in Newark

when the wall at the trench collapsed following a shell explosion

A Wartime V-1 "Flying Bombs" Public Information Leaflet Newly Listed naming his next-of-kin as theThis booklet is entitled "FLYING BOMBS", describing and illustrating the discovery of the V 1, the bomb in flight, the Royal Air Force's air defences and response, the destruction of London, distressed residents and the subsequent rescue efforts. The front cover is inscribed "THIS LEAFLET IS PRODUCED BY THE OFFICIAL INFORMATION SERVICES OF THE UNITED KINGDOM GOVERNMENT (AGENCY IN CANADA): THE UNITED KINGDOM INFORMATION OFFICE, 139 1 2 SPARKS STREET,