Wwi Machine Gun Corps Insignia Set; Canadian Issue; 4Th Version Hold Footnote: In 1898

Footnote: In 1898

Footnote: Jamieson reports that fifteen George V Indian Peace Medals were struck

WWII Royal Canadian Air Force Chaplain Officer's Cap Badge - Gold and silver bullion crown

equipping and putting into commission all wireless stations

Six German Medals - Iron crosses 1914/1939 and Army 4 Years Service magnetic (and with modern ribbons)

Wwi Machine Gun Corps Insignia Set; Canadian Issue; 4Th Version Hold Footnote: In 1898WWI Machine Gun Corps Insignia Set; Canadian Issue; 4th Version Bronze, unmarked, Cap Badge: 45 mm x 52 mm, Collar Tab Pair: 28 mm x 32. 5 mm each, three intact prongs on each of the three badges, extremely fine. Footnote: When war came in 1914, millionaire Raymond Brutinel, a French army reserve officer who was living in Montreal, in collaboration with a prominent lawyer, Clifford Sifton, hit upon the idea of mounting machine guns on armoured cars,