Canada. Eighteen First War General Service Cap & Collar Badges certificate_of_authenticity then transferred for service in

then transferred for service in the French theatre on May 30

Signed by Major-General Senior Officer Price J

It also noted that the "sustained fracture (of the) left clavicle in 1916" had made the "movement of (the) left arm weak but normal" and that his "grip (was) poor

but commissioned in December 1940 as HMCS Spikenard (K198) in the Royal Canadian Navy

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Canada. Eighteen First War General Service Cap & Collar Badges certificate_of_authenticity then transferred for service inEighteen First War Canadian General Service Cap & Collar Badges Bronze, copper or brass, with various maker marks, included are ten cap badges and eight collar tabs, various sizes, one cap badge and one collar tab with a bent lug and the other one lost to time, the other sixteen badges with intact lugs, ranging from fine to extremely fine.