A Wartime Signed Daybook Page Of Ss-Sturmbannführer Christian Tychsen certificate_of_authenticity Young Victor is documented as

Young Victor is documented as having had measles in his childhood and typhoid in 1897 and made a "good recovery" from both

Footnote: The Royal Naval Air Service and the Royal Flying Corps merged to form the Royal Air Force

Footnote: The 79th Infantry Battalion was raised in Manitoba and mobilized at Brandon

Footnote: The award was scarcely issued during the 1990s

A Wartime Signed Daybook Page Of Ss-Sturmbannführer Christian Tychsen certificate_of_authenticity Young Victor is documented asOffered is 1 of 15 pages from a wartime period daybook containing a signature collection. Each page contains a newspaper clipping image as well as a period signature. This particular pages contains the picture and signature of SS Sturmbannfhrer Christian Tychsen. The page itself measures 14. 8x19. 9 cm newspaper clipping measuring 4. 3x7. 3cm; The headline identifies him as a recipient of the Oak Leaves, the text below the picture as a Detachment