Canada, Dominion. A Framed Cameron Highlanders Officer’s Sporran, c. 1910 Auction He would spend the next

He would spend the next twenty-five days at Cayeux before being discharged on December 6th

He received several bravery decorations and at the end of the war held the rank of Oberleutnant (first lieutenant)

For his in battle actions decisions and the subsequent sinking of U-162 and the capturing of its crew

Jeckstat survived the war

and Breast Star: rhodium-plated metal alloy

Canada, Dominion. A Framed Cameron Highlanders Officer’s Sporran, c. 1910 Auction He would spend the nextA well preserved Cameron Highlanders Officers sporran, consisting of a gilded brass cantle, the obverse of which bearing a central raised image of St. Andrew against a saltire, situated within a frame of thistles, with horse hair and blackened leather accoutrements, situated within a late period frame for display, without visible marks, the frame retaining an intact glass face measuring 32 cm (w) x 48 cm (h), with minor and age appropriate material