A Second War German Anker-Werke A.g Motorcycle Factory Employee Tag; Numbered certificate_of_authenticity "I Robert Dalton Ingram do

"I Robert Dalton Ingram do solemnly declare that the above particulars are true and I hereby engage to serve in the Canadian Active Service Force so long as an emergency

an F6F-5 named Minsi II

with machine stitched

hallmarked on the ring with fasces indicating production in Paris between 1809 -1814

validating that he has worked during certain times of the years from 1917 until 1922 as a mail auxiliary

A Second War German Anker-Werke A.g Motorcycle Factory Employee Tag; Numbered certificate_of_authenticity "I Robert Dalton Ingram doThis is a Second War German Anker Werke A. G (Bielefeld) factory employee tag; in aluminum; reverse numbered 110556; measuring 35 mm; in used but overall very fine condition. Footnote: The Anker Werke A. G Bielefeld was founded in 1876 and produced sewing machines, cash registers, and bicycles. During the 1930s, the factories produced small motorcycles using a reinforced bicycle frame and a 1. 25HP engine. During the war, the small engine was replaced