Canada. A Scarce Second War Prince Rupert Regimental Machine Gun Officers Cap Badge GTRexclude the arms bearing a raised

the arms bearing a raised inscription of “FÜR TREUE DIENSTE 1914” (“FOR FAITHFUL SERVICE 1914”)

A work training certificate for Otto Ruhland

The extension of the cemetery was begun by French troops in October 1914 and when they moved south in March 1916 to be replaced by Commonwealth forces

Was created to reward non-Catholic officer`s within the French Army

Canada. A Scarce Second War Prince Rupert Regimental Machine Gun Officers Cap Badge GTRexclude the arms bearing a raisedCanada. In bronze, the badge presents a maple leaf with crossed guns in a silver overlay, the reverse presents two lugs, pin included, measures 41. 70mm (w) x 41. 40mm (h), weighs 18. 6 grams, lovely patina, very crisp overlay, in near mint condition. Footnote: The Prince Rupert Regiment (MG) was authorized as a reserve unit of the Canadian Army (Reserve), with localization at Prince Rupert, British Columbia. The regiment became effect on October 29,