circular brass support plate)
Empire: Karl Troop Cross (in war materials
with yellow wool piping around the edges
to Corporal on March 1st and re-engaged for a further period of three years' general service with the Canadian Ordnance Corps at Ashford
His first assignment as a pilot was with the 5th Flying Battalion on the 18th of July
Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Lot of Insignia Auction Archive circular brass support plate)1)A Czechoslovakian Belt Buckle. In brass, two piece construction, the obverse features the coat of arms of the Czechoslovak Republic, 49 mm (h) x 83 mm (w), in very fine condition. 2)A Firefighter Unit 22 Cap Badge. In brass, the obverse shows a lion on a shield, above a banner with the number 22, reverse prong, 57. 5 mm (h) x 27. 6 mm (w), in extremely fine condition. 3)A Firefighter Unit 117 Cap Badge. In brass, the obverse shows an eagle on a