Canada, Cef. A Sergeant 5 Button Service Tunic Hold they were usually hand selected

they were usually hand selected and they felt themselves to be more of an elite class of HJ members

Maclaren suggested that a rose bud could by worn on the sleeves of men who had served only in England

with appearence of light filing on exterior of pin

retaining its crossgraining

Canada, Cef. A Sergeant 5 Button Service Tunic Hold they were usually hand selectedA khaki green wool tunic, unlined, with a stand and fall lay down collar, the collar has two metal hooks and loops to secure collar tighter around the neck, the centre right bears five brass circular shank buttons consisting of a central maple leaf encompassed by a border inscribed with HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE (MAY HE BE SHAMED WHO THINKS BADLY OF IT), topped with CANADA, the reverse of the buttons are marked W. SCULLY MONTREAL (these are called