Blockade Runner Badge; Unmarked Buy Now 1886 and later immigrated to
Description
1886 and later immigrated to Oakville
illustrating a victorious Canadian soldier on the battlefront
This is a fabric type (NCO) Police troddel (portepee)
He signed his Permanent Force of Canada Attestation Paper with the 6th Detachment of the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps at Halifax on October 15
part of Canadas First Contingent and to the 59th
Blockade Runner Badge; Unmarked Buy Now 1886 and later immigrated toBlockade Runner Badge; Unmarked In zinc alloy, unmarked, non magnetic pin, unworn, extremely fine and a good example.
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