Canada. A First War Lot Of Four Badges Hold the 1st Infantry Division was

the 1st Infantry Division was able to earmark only a single regiment for the job of taking the city

exhibiting wear in one upper corner

Case for Iron Cross 1st

the dagger measures approximately 342 mm in length

he was sent to the Voluntary Aid Detachment at Ashford to recuperate on September 15th

Canada. A First War Lot Of Four Badges Hold the 1st Infantry Division wasArmy Class A Badge: AKA Canadian Expeditionary Force for Service at the Front Badge (in bronze with red, white and blue enamels, number impressed "43744" on the reverse, measuring 22. 3 mm in diameter, screwback); Army Class B Badge: AKA Silver War Badge (in silver, number impressed "C26444" on the reverse, measuring 33 mm in diameter, horizontal pinback); Great War Veteran Badge (in sterling silver with red, white and blue enamels, number impressed