United Kingdom. A Celtic Spear Tip, C.1000-500 B.c. Newly Listed 63rd Field Artillery (bronze gilt

63rd Field Artillery (bronze gilt with red and back enamels

that he was married and that his trade was that of Chauffeur

Gablonz) – unmarked badge

in command of the British-Canadian Recruiting Mission and later

the coat-of-arms bearing the provincial arms of Ontario

United Kingdom. A Celtic Spear Tip, C.1000-500 B.c. Newly Listed 63rd Field Artillery (bronze giltIn bronze, ground found, archaeologically dug, the blade raised in the centre portion on both sides and tapers off to a thin edge, the shaft with die holes on either side near the blade for nails screws to secure the spear point to a wooden spear, measuring 167 mm in length, the blade exhibiting nicks, chattering and wear on both sides, along with oxidation. As found.