Sergeant Campbell was a resident of Halifax when he signed his Canadian Armed Forces Attestation Re-Engagement Paper as a Sergeant (F-547690
suffering from chronic rheumatism and a lame ankle
5 mm in diameter on the inside
at the age of 69 and was buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Toronto
the reverse maker marked “HENSLER
Canada. An Official History Of The Canadian Forces 1914-19, General Series Volume I, From The Outbreak Of War To The Formation Of The Canadian Corps, August 1914 - September 1915". Auction Sergeant Campbell was a resident1. Volume I actually consists of two books, hardcover, each with a maroon cloth cover, both covers bearing the Canadian coat of arms in gold coloured ink, entitled "Official History of the Canadian Forces 1914 19, General Series Volume I, from the Outbreak of War to the Formation of the Canadian Corps, August 1914 September 1915" by Colonel Archer Fortescue Duguid, D. S. O., B. Sc., R. C. A. The books were issued by the Department of Defence, with
