Canada. A Parachute Corps Cap Badge, C.1941 Auction Archive the uppers in a very

the uppers in a very fine gold-coloured bullion wire

Accompanied by his Memorial Plaque (MICHAEL CARTER) and his Memorial Cross (51120 Pte

and condemns how the situation is handled poorly by the Weimar government and blown out of proportion

measuring 97 mm x 46 mm

he was released from his RCN service at H

Canada. A Parachute Corps Cap Badge, C.1941 Auction Archive the uppers in a veryIn brown plastic (cellulose acetate), measuring 39 mm (w) x 38 mm (h), both lugs intact, surface wear, contact marks, adhesive residue evident on reverse, extremely scarce, fine. Footnote: Cap badges were usually made of white metal, brass, copper or bi metal. Most commonly brass and white metal were used. With the shortage of ferrous metal towards the end of 1940, an alternative material was needed for the manufacture of cap badges. Rolled brass and