Original Canadian WWI Identified Canadian Army Medical Corps Female Nurse’s Work Uniform Grouping - Emily Abalinda Parker Category_MG 34 Reciever Assembly Rampant Lion logo but does

Rampant Lion logo but does not have a border engraving and is of the earlier swan-neck Windus pattern

The Kingdom of Bavaria formed ten of these units

This indicated that The Adams Patent Small Arms company was converting the 1866 models to breech loading cartridges

with dark green wool cap-band and black piping

Original Canadian WWI Identified Canadian Army Medical Corps Female Nurse’s Work Uniform Grouping - Emily Abalinda Parker Category_MG 34 Reciever Assembly Rampant Lion logo but doesOriginal Item: Only One Available: Just over 3,000 nurses served in the Canadian Army Medical Corps during World War I, including 2,504 overseas. Lieutenant Nursing Sister Emily Abalinda Parker served overseas at the Canadian General Hospital at Brighton, England, before being hospitalized herself in 1918 due to Influenza. This is her nurses uniform, and her story. This is the WWI Canadian nurses work uniform grouping belonging to Lieutenant Nursing