A Rural Police Officer’s Buckle; Published Example Auction Archive documented as being one of

documented as being one of the last officers who participated at the Battle of Waterloo at the time of his death

a Canadian Army Tradesmen's Qualifications Certificate ("Driver Mechanic"

He returned to Fort Churchill for five weeks additional training on November 15th

204th Battalion (Toronto Beavers) Collar Badges CEF - In browning copper

France on March 10

A Rural Police Officer’s Buckle; Published Example Auction Archive documented as being one ofBuckle in fire gilded brass, die stamped, eagle, wreath and pebbled field in high relief and with crisp details, field highly polished, 48mm x 63mm, with stamped Assmann logo; nice old patina on reverse, in hardly used condition, near mint and very scarce. (Illustrated on page 447 of Angolias book). Footnote: From the collection of approximately 900 German buckles accumulated by John R. Angolia, who start collecting buckles, belts and brocades from