Canada, Commonwealth. An Armed Forces Air Letter with Stewart Brown & Billy Bishop Autographs Republic of and retains a silvered NVA

and retains a silvered NVA deport mark

(Deutsches Jungvolk/HJ Insignien)

and Air Canada in French) was a Canadian airline that operated as the country's flag carrier

in steel sheet (magnetic)

demonstrating moderate loss of silvered zink

Canada, Commonwealth. An Armed Forces Air Letter with Stewart Brown & Billy Bishop Autographs Republic of and retains a silvered NVAFront panel inscribed "Armed Forces Air Letter By Air Mail If anything is enclosed, this letter will be sent by ordinary mail", addressed to "P O G. STEWART BROWN. CAN. J9387 ROYAL AIR FORCE STATION ABU SUEIR EGYPT", with Pilot Officer Gordon Stewart Brown's signature in black ink at the lower left, stamped in black ink "213" at the far left and postmarked at Montreal, Quebec on June 15, 1942 with a Canadian 10 cent stamp, back panel inscribed "RETURN