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Canadian 48th Highlanders Silver Plated Glengarry Cap Badge - Ellis

A large die struck glengarry cap badge with two original loops to the reverse. Silver plated and highlights polished through to the brass below to show off the detail. Circa 6cm tall. Maker mark embossed to reverse Ellis Bros. In very good condition.

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Code: 60768

Canadian 40th Northumberland Regiment Pair of Matched Collar Badges

A matched die struck pair of gilding metal collar badges with two original loops to the reverse of each. In excellent condition. Pre WW1 Militia.

F14.20

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Code: 60764

Canadian 82nd Abegweit Light Infantry Matched Pair of Gilding Metal Collar Badges

A matched pair of die struck collar badges with two original loops to the reverse of each. One rifle as a part of its tip missing otherwise in very good condition. Pre WW1 Militia.

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Code: 60763

Canadian 106th Winnipeg Light Infantry Matched Facing Pair of Collar Badges

A pair of facing and matched die cast collar badges with two original loops to the reverse of each. In excellent condition. Pre WW1 Militia.

F14.19

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Code: 60762

WW1 CEF - 147th ( Grey ) Battalion Canada Expeditionary Force Bronzed Shoulder Title

In excellent condition with two original lugs to the reverse and stamped Tiptaft (indicating made in Britain as this was a Birmingham based firm).

The 147th (Grey) Battalion, CEF was a unit in the Canadian Expeditionary Force during the First World War, raised by the 31st Grey Regiment. Based in Owen Sound, Ontario, the unit began recruiting in late 1915 in Grey County. It depart... read more

Code: 58886

WW1 Canada - Brass Shoulder Title

In good condition with two original loops to the reverse. Some twisting to lugs otherwise in very good condition.

C14.16(2)
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Code: 58772

WW1 87th ( Montreal ) Battalion CEF - GV Pattern Grenadier Guards of Canada Brass Cap Badge

A good die struck example with two original loops to the reverse. The cypher is the interleaved variety as worn during the reign of King George V. Circa 4.5cm tall.

The policy had been to not send CEF battalions overseas with their Militia titles; for the Canadian Grenadiers, especial authority was sought from His Excellency The Governor-General, HRH The Duke of Connaught who... read more

Code: 58661