A Numbered German Camp Id Tag For Pow’s Housed At The Frontstalag 240 In Verdun (France) Archive Official recognition of the change

Official recognition of the change was delivered via the following proclamation: “By authority of the GOC First Canadian Army

for a term of twelve years

2nd Class - For 35/40 Years

and the right to use the term Royal in its name by King Edward VII in 1908

in stamped steel (magnetic)

A Numbered German Camp Id Tag For Pow’s Housed At The Frontstalag 240 In Verdun (France) Archive Official recognition of the changeA POW camp ID tag for prisoners housed in the Frontstalag in Verdun, France. The tag is crafted in zink with the obverse stamped Frontstalag 240 28324 on both sides of the slotted disc. It measures 60 mm x 40 mm and its in better than fine condition with the writing being fully legible. Footnote: The Frontstalag 240 was a German internment camp located on the outskirts of Verdun (France). It was completed in August 1940 and was used only until March