Canada, Dominion. A Queen’s Own Rifle Officer’s Leather Uniform Accoutrements For The 1910 Trip To England Auction 1918 and upon the ceasing

1918 and upon the ceasing of hostilities

in order to join the war effort and is on record as having reported for duty with his father's sword and two spare shirts

with an aluminum catch

chipping evident on one of the green enamelled leaves on the obverse of the wreath

measuring 87 mm x 66 mm

Canada, Dominion. A Queen’s Own Rifle Officer’s Leather Uniform Accoutrements For The 1910 Trip To England Auction 1918 and upon the ceasingA set of leather accoutrements worn by an officer for the 1910 trip to England, including: A crossbody pouch belt consisting of leather, with a silver regimental plate, whistle and chain. In the center of the belt is a black enamelled Maltese cross with ball finials, the central medallion features a large regimental 2, surrounded by the inscription QUEENS OWN RIFLES OF CANADA, on a silver plate surrounded by a wreath of leaves and surmounted by a