Two Pre-First War Canadian Cap Badges GTRexclude crossed the Orange River by

crossed the Orange River by rail and took over for the CGA

47 mm x 70 mm inclusive of its oak leaf cluster loop suspension

a letter dated "January 18

a new mine laying submarine under construction at the Vickers-Armstrong shipyard in Barrow in Furness

He acknowledged in a letter to the Editor of the Collingwood Enterprise-Bulletin in May 1971 that he was in London during the "Peter the Printer" (Russian) Riots" (actually Painter)

Two Pre-First War Canadian Cap Badges GTRexclude crossed the Orange River by29th Waterloo Regiment (bronze, unmarked, 38. 3 mm x 45 mm, repaired lugs); and 65th Regiment "Carabiniers Mont Royal" (die stamped bronze gilt, unmarked, 31. 2 mm x 44. 5 mm, intact lugs). Together, near extremely fine.