Paul had joined a detachment of the French national guard at the outbreak of the Revolution
until it was amalgamated with the Royal Scots Fusiliers in 1959 to form the Royal Highland Fusiliers (Princess Margaret's Own Glasgow and Ayrshire Regiment) which later merged with the Royal Scots Borderers
presenting some scuffing of the cover and a folding crease in the back cover
67 mm x 69 mm
with a red and navy blue Union Jack screen-printed on white cotton sewn in place upon the front
Canada, CEF. A Large Trench Art Commemorative Vase Newly Listed Paul had joined a detachmentArtillery shell body in brass with a copper coating, the bottom circular plate in brass and stamped with a series of marks, including: "4 In Mk IV GUN" (4 Inch Mark IV Gun), lot number "LOT 88", manufacturer marked "KN" (Kings Norton Metal Company) within a roll style can style frame, marked with the British Broad Arrow acceptance mark, marked "N" (Naval), marked "DU" within a diamond shaped frame, marked "CRB" over "1925", dated "1916", marked "CF"