Army Flak Badge; Very Rare “Pillow-Crimp” Version certificate_of_authenticity Footnote: King George V bestowed

Footnote: King George V bestowed on the permanent force of the organization the title "The Royal Canadian Corps of Signals" on June 15

drawing upon fresh recruits

Gittings Ave

WWI 121st Infantry Battalion Shoulder Title Pair CEF -  Browning copper

I remember finding a column on a straight road composed of four gun teams

Army Flak Badge; Very Rare “Pillow-Crimp” Version certificate_of_authenticity Footnote: King George V bestowedArmy Flak Badge, in zinc, very good quality badge, in extremely fine condition; unmarked (maker of the badge is unknown), this particular type is known as Pillow Crimp badge due to its reverse hardware set up; a very rare version of the Army Flak Badge, and very desirable.