Canada. A Boer War Pipe Named To Private John Andrew Mcdougall, Canadian Mounted Rifles Auction 5 cm (w) x 22

5 cm (w) x 22

He was the transferred to the 4th Infantry Battalion in the field for water detail on March 22

crazing evident in the blue enamels below the number "14"

1928 at Camp Borden

Canada. A Boer War Pipe Named To Private John Andrew Mcdougall, Canadian Mounted Rifles Auction 5 cm (w) x 22Pipe manufactured from white clay, the left side of the bowl illustrating a right facing soldier in the centre, the soldier standing behind an artillery piece and lighting it, an exploding shell above, a tent with a flag behind the soldier and inscribed "CANADIANS AT THE FRONT" below, the right side of the bowl illustrating a large Red Ensign (the version used between 1871 and 1921) and inscribed "LOYAL TO THE COUNTRY" below, the area between the two