Two Pre-First War Canadian Cap Badges Newly Listed residue evident on the reverse

residue evident on the reverse from cleaning

- tól 1940" inside an open-ended wreath composed of laurel leaves on the left and oak leaves on the right

no glue residue evident on the reverse from previous board mounting

" He would later be elevated to the nobility as Baron and promoted to Lieutenant Colonell with a yearly pay of 2500

he was struck off strength of the 3rd Reserve Battalion to the 19th Battalion

Two Pre-First War Canadian Cap Badges Newly Listed residue evident on the reverse29th Waterloo Regiment (bronze, unmarked, 38. 3 mm x 45 mm, repaired lugs); and 65th Regiment "Carabiniers Mont Royal" (die stamped bronze gilt, unmarked, 31. 2 mm x 44. 5 mm, intact lugs). Together, near extremely fine.