Original Canadian WWII 1942-dated Brass Cribbage Board from R.C.M.P Stationed in Colchester England Manufacture Type_Original Items crossed the Mulde River at

crossed the Mulde River at Rochlitz on 15 April 1945

GENTLEMAN ENSIGN in the KING'S ARMY OF THE EAST INDIES

the 7 1/4 stamped 7

and they were generally not well made and broke often

The United States officially entered the war in December 1941 and began direct military assistance in North Africa on 11 May 1942

Original Canadian WWII 1942-dated Brass Cribbage Board from R.C.M.P Stationed in Colchester England Manufacture Type_Original Items crossed the Mulde River atOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a large, 14" X 7" wooden Cribbage scorekeeping board with Brass top, able to accommodate THREE Cribbage Players at the same time. It is solidly constructed of a hard wood base with a large Brass scoring surface on top. The stand has four wooden button feet and on the underside of the wood base it is unit marked and dated: R. C. M. P. SGTS MESS ROMAN WAY BKS COLCHESTER 1942 The COLCHESTER being referred to is in