Canada. A 1905 Royal Canadian Artillery Cap Badge Hold with a cotton interior

with a cotton interior

"M9/25" and maker marked "Richard Sieper & Sohne Ludenscheid" on the reverse

during which time he picked the lock of his cell and got out of the camp

Most of the other officers had served as non-commissioned officers in the second Canadian contingent

The attack on Falaise was carried out successfully

Canada. A 1905 Royal Canadian Artillery Cap Badge Hold with a cotton interiorA 1905 Royal Canadian Artillery Cap Badge Edward VII, Blackened bronze, maker marked GAUNT 53 CONDUIT ST. LONDON, intact lugs, exceptionally crisp detail, beautiful patina, extra fine. Footnote: In November 1904, King Edward VII presented banners to the Royal Canadian Field Artillery and the Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery. It was His Majesty's pleasure to present these banners to commemorate the service of C, D and E (Special Service) Batteries