Canada. A Royal Flying Corps (Rfc) Camp Borden Pilot's Badge, C. 1917-1918, Published Example United Republic of 8 Stationary Hospital at Camiers

8 Stationary Hospital at Camiers with a case of Influenza and discharged to service on the 5th

the Canadians did not take the strong point

“Jsonzo”

The last Canadian troops left Vladivostock

the reverse plain with functional hinge/catch assembly

Canada. A Royal Flying Corps (Rfc) Camp Borden Pilot's Badge, C. 1917-1918, Published Example United Republic of 8 Stationary Hospital at CamiersIn brown and white embroidered silk, on a black wool base, black mesh backer, measuring 118 mm (w) x 40 mm (h), extremely fine. Footnote: This badge appears at the bottom right on page 22 of "Eagles Recalled" by Warren Carroll and comes from his personal collection. It is captioned "A variant in embroidered silk. This design is quite distinctive and was manufactured in Toronto. Issued at Camp Borden in 1917 and 1918."