A First War Mark I Cef 116Th Canadian Infantry Battalion Helmet Archive He was employed for instructional
Description
He was employed for instructional purposes with a British Field Battery in the South African theatre
effective March 10
this is steering mans badge
Knight’s Cross - A very fine quality circa 1930 manufactured cross
constructed of heavy pressed paper with a textured red faux leather (leatherette) exterior
A First War Mark I Cef 116Th Canadian Infantry Battalion Helmet Archive He was employed for instructionalA First War Mark I CEF 116th Infantry Battalion "Ontario County Infantry Battalion" Helmet: British made, steel, non magnetic, with a raw edge, in grayish blue with a smooth finish, illustrating a hand inscribed 116th Infantry Battalion badge in navy blue paint on the front. Inside, steel framed cradle supporting a blackened canvas liner with underlying burlap support and leather backer, mesh support with drawstring, padded liner in the dome, stamped
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