Germany, Imperial. A Piece Of Canvas From A German Aeroplane, Attributed To Private Mark St. Clair Johnston, Ppcli, Kia GTRexclude this dagger features a 252

this dagger features a 252 mm long nickel-plated steel blade

Buckle in silvered aluminum on the right end

this set of tabs features combination of cello-woven with gilded wire woven pattern on top of red colored wool

Clasp retains over 95% of original finish

on its full-length neck ribbon with hook and eye closure)

Germany, Imperial. A Piece Of Canvas From A German Aeroplane, Attributed To Private Mark St. Clair Johnston, Ppcli, Kia GTRexclude this dagger features a 252Light beige canvas with a lacquered finish on the obverse, giving the canvas strength and moisture resistance, the underside inscribed in pencil with a sketch of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry insignia above the inscription "This is a piece of canvas from a German aeroplane brought down by our airmen, M. S. Johnston", measuring 90 mm (w) x 123 mm (h), curled, extremely fine. Footnote: Mark St. Clair Johnston was born on May 29, 1894