A lovely example with pin and retaining nut.

The Canadian government created the badge in 1941 to recognize the service of Canada's merchant mariners, most of whom wore civilian clothing ashore because they had no uniforms. In 1948, the Canadian government extended eligibility to Canadian merchant mariners who had served in Allied merchant ships.

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Code: 65637

55.00 GBP

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A fine scarce die stamped pickled brass example. Two original loops to the reverse (these are flat rather than rounded loops, perhaps from a particular manufacturer?). Some dried polish otherwise in very good condition.

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Code: 67731

45.00 GBP

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A scarce voided example with two strange looking flat connector style loops, but these appear to be original. In good condition.

It was organized at Ottawa by Lt Col Charles Wesley MacLean with members recruited by the 43rd Regiment "Duke of Cornwall's Own Rifles" and volunteers from Carleton County and environs beginning in February 1916. Initial training was conducted at Roc...  read more

Code: 67732

A good die-stamped blackened bronze issue on loops by Ellis Bros. Loops slightly squeezed, but otherwise in good condition. Raised in Western Ontario 1916 with HQ at Windsor. Sailed for Europe on 29th April 1917 under Lt.Col. W.L.McGregor (21 Officers, 625 men).

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Code: 67733