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topped by a single band of silver aluminum wire piping interspersed with blue threaded chevrons
indents evident on the exterior
minor enamel wear
Griebling ended the war by surrendering with his unit to the Western Allies in the Ruhr Pocket
McGregor was granted temporary command and transferred to the 4th Battalion on August 23rd
Canada, Dominion. A Set of Canadian Army Medical Corps Insignia, c.1900 Auction Archive topped by a single bandA complete set of pre First World War badges, including helmet plate in die stamped brass with white metal maple leaf and red cloth cross, dual lugs on reverse, measuring 75. 5 mm (h) x 47. 8 mm (w); set of collar badges in white medal and red cloth inserts, both with dual lugs, measuring 26 mm(w) x 29 mm (h), very fine.
