Canada. A Royal Canadian Corps Of Signals Belt Buckle Auction Archive Scheidel was wounded in combat

Scheidel was wounded in combat with the Red Army on 24 July

After serving for eight months in France and upon the ceasing of hostilities

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In July 1917 he was promoted

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Canada. A Royal Canadian Corps Of Signals Belt Buckle Auction Archive Scheidel was wounded in combatThree piece construction, in brass, the left piece with a tab, with the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals insignia consisting of Mercury standing upon a globe in white metal affixed to the tab, a belt loop on the left end, the right piece slotted in the centre in order to receive the aforementioned tab, the slotted area surrounded by a circular ring inscribed "ROYAL CANADIAN CORPS OF SIGNALS", with a belt loop on the right end, unmarked, measuring 102.