Canada. Two Combat named to Flying Aces William Claxton & Frederick McCall,

Two named Combat In The Air Reports. The first report detailing the narrative of William G. Claxton’s 33rd victory in a French commune, dated August 9, 1918 and time stamped 4:25pm. His signature presents at the bottom of the document. It measures at 20.25cm (w) x 24cm (l) with very minor tears and folds along the edges. It is accompanied by a brief biography of William G. Claxton, and a featured list of other aircombats.

The second report details the narrative of Frederick McCalls 6th victory in France while he was on Offensive Patrol, dated May 30, 1918 and time stamped at 1:20pm. This document measures at 21cm (w) x 30cm (l), with minor tears at the top.

 Both documents are accompanied by Certificates of Authenticity. 

Footnote: William G. Claxton (1899-1967) is a World War I pilot accredited with 37 victories. He was a Canadian ace who led the RAF 41 Squadron. Canadian Flying Ace Frederick McCall (1896-1949) was a World War I pilot accredited with 35 victories.