Canada, CEF. “Church At ‘Villers Abois’ Shelled By Germans 1917” Watercolour on Paper, by Pte. Jukes Archive also providing the interior structures

also providing the interior structures for the pockets

As an experiment

South Wales Borderers on their advance through the darkness to Graincourt on November 22

a unique dedicated memento from the birthday celebrations of a key figure in the history and unification of Germany in near extremely fine condition

While minor age-appropriate material fatigue is evident

Canada, CEF. “Church At ‘Villers Abois’ Shelled By Germans 1917” Watercolour on Paper, by Pte. Jukes Archive also providing the interior structuresWatercolour 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