Canada. The Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Army Badges 1855 To Date, Books 1, 2 & 3 GTRexclude attached to a full-length dark

attached to a full-length dark gray cotton strap

both centrepieces in Gold and blue enamels

White embroidered lettering "AIRBORNE CANADA" on a hunter green wool base

He was interred in Earlham Cemetery in Richmond

making a slight escape

Canada. The Standard Catalogue Of Canadian Army Badges 1855 To Date, Books 1, 2 & 3 GTRexclude attached to a full-length darkSoftcover, each of the three books entitled "The Standard Catalogue of Canadian Army Badges 1855 to Date", by Chris Brooker, all three are First Editions. Each book begins with a Foreword, followed by an Introduction, along with sections labelled The Numbering System, Some Notes on the Numbering System, Uniforms and Accouterments, Cap Badges, The Manufacture of Die Struck Badges, Counterfeits and Copies, Cloth Shoulder Titles, Illustrations, along