Canada, CEF. “Church At ‘Villers Abois’ Shelled By Germans 1917” Watercolour on Paper, by Pte. Jukes Auction Archive a large cross with black

a large cross with black enamelled central lines

with evident repair of white and green enamels

He was transferred the next day to the Duchess of Connaught Canadian Red Cross Hospital at Oliveden

Near the end of 1816

together with related forwarding letter and original "Permission to Wear" warrant

Canada, CEF. “Church At ‘Villers Abois’ Shelled By Germans 1917” Watercolour on Paper, by Pte. Jukes Auction Archive a large cross with blackWatercolour on paper, featuring a beautiful blue grey church exhibiting wear to tower and roof, with two faint planes in the sky, entitled CHURCH AT VILLERS ABOIS SHELLED BY GERMANS 1917 and signed Jukes 1917, adhered to a board which created a matte frame, measures 355 mm (w) x 382 mm (h), light wear and marks to matte frame and slight discolouration throughout, extremely fine condition. Footnote: Reuben Jukes (Jucksch) was a Canadian soldier and