Signature on Post War Photo: Karl Kopp
comprising 49th
Once Purdy had extricated himself after another dismal night in the woods
The Battalion was one of four raised from American volunteers
that there was "some enlargement of the leg" and that Shaw "says it interferes with his walking and is unable to do any work that requires walking or standing long"
Five First War Canadian Infantry Battalion Collar Badges Buy Now Signature on Post War Photo:Includes: 20th Infantry Battalion "1st Central Ontario Regiment" Collar Tab (browning copper, unmarked, 28. 8 mm x 33. 5 mm, both lugs intact); 67th Infantry Battalion "Western Scots" Collar Tab (right facing version, blackened brass, unmarked, 27. 5 mm x 30 mm, both lugs intact); 131st Infantry Battalion "Westminster Battalion" Collar Tab (browning copper, maker marked "O. B. ALLAN." on the reverse, 28. 3 mm x 31 mm, both lugs depressed but intact);