A Wwi 232Nd Infantry Battalion Officer's Cap Badge Auction Archive to officially unveil the Soldiers

to officially unveil the Soldiers Memorial Monument near the foot of Clifton Hill

Antelope proceeded to more sheltered waters so that two EOD technicians from the Corps of Royal Engineers could come aboard and attempt to defuse the two unexploded bombs

to form a new service (the first of its kind in the world)

two Ontario Provincial Police Cap Badges (gold-coloured gilt on metal with blue enamels

and rare original letter to Phillips from Militia Headquarters

A Wwi 232Nd Infantry Battalion Officer's Cap Badge Auction Archive to officially unveil the SoldiersA WWI 232nd Infantry Battalion Officer's Cap Badge Silvered copper, unmarked, 36. 5 mm x 43. 7 mm, pinback hinge is broken off but catch remains, contact marks and gilt wear, very fine. Footnote: The Battalion was raised in Saskatchewan with mobilization headquarters at Battleford under the authority of G. O. 69, July 15, 1916. The Battalion sailed April 18, 1917 under the command of Lieutenant Colonel R. P. Laurie with a strength of 13 officers and