United States. An American Consular Service Envelope, from the Franklin Roosevelt Collection, 1934 Newly Listed with red-enamel and white edging

with red-enamel and white edging

5 cm and secured in place with two pieces of stitching

A doctor in one of his later medical reports described Davidson's wounding that day: "quite fit until June 4th when he was buried three times by shells and he had severe shell shock

1896 in Embrun

United States. An American Consular Service Envelope, from the Franklin Roosevelt Collection, 1934 Newly Listed with red-enamel and white edgingA white paper envelope with pre printed address THE HONOURABLE THE SECRETARY OF STATE, Washington, D. C. United States of America., with return address in the top left corner stating AMERICAN CONSUL SERVICE. and stamped Canton, China, the envelope has been stamped with a date mark 8. 5. 34. CANTON, with two additional stamps over the postage, numbered #496 inked in the bottom left corner, the reverse has three wax seals of the AMERICAN CONSUL GENERAL