Canada, CEF. A Canadian Field Artillery Officer's Cigarette Case, Named to Major Norman Holliday Macaulay D.S.O. Hold 65 mm (w) x 17

65 mm (w) x 17

1944 at about 0300 hours Athabaskan was patrolling with her sister Tribal-class destroyer Haida in support of a British minelaying operation off the coast of France near the mouth of the Morlaix River

before embarking on June 16

on a black rayon backing

encompassed by the inscription “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 2 ½ D

Canada, CEF. A Canadian Field Artillery Officer's Cigarette Case, Named to Major Norman Holliday Macaulay D.S.O. Hold 65 mm (w) x 17Case in sterling silver with an insignia in Gold placed upon the lid, maker marked "H W & Co Ld" (Horace Woodward and Company Limited of Birmingham), marked with the British lion, an anchor (made in Birmingham) and date marked "r" (1916) on the inside of the lid, engraved Canadian Field Artillery in Gold affixed to the outside of the lid via four pins, engraved "MAJOR N. H. MACAULAY, D. S. O FROM N. C. O's & MEN 52nd BATTERY. C. F. A 1st JANUARY,