Canada, CEF. A Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) Of Canada Officer’s Large Silver Kilt Brooch visually-hidden 66th Armored Regiment

66th Armored Regiment

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Canada, CEF. A Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) Of Canada Officer’s Large Silver Kilt Brooch visually-hidden 66th Armored RegimentA large brooch in silver, featuring St. Andrew and the Cross mounted to a wreath base illustrating thistles and leafing, the two pieces together creating a voided look, itself mounted via three rivets to a silver circular disk base bearing engraved ornate leafing around the circumference, reverse with single large pinback, measuring 102 mm (w), finely toned silver, very fine.