Canada. A First War Lot Of Four Badges Hold the 1st Infantry Division was

the 1st Infantry Division was able to earmark only a single regiment for the job of taking the city

the dagger measures approximately 342 mm in length

Canadian (PEI) Mounted Rifles (from 1901)

A Second War Scots Fusiliers of Canada Glengarry Badge - In silvered bronze

exhibiting wear in one upper corner

Canada. A First War Lot Of Four Badges Hold the 1st Infantry Division wasArmy Class A Badge: AKA Canadian Expeditionary Force for Service at the Front Badge (in bronze with red, white and blue enamels, number impressed "43744" on the reverse, measuring 22. 3 mm in diameter, screwback); Army Class B Badge: AKA Silver War Badge (in silver, number impressed "C26444" on the reverse, measuring 33 mm in diameter, horizontal pinback); Great War Veteran Badge (in sterling silver with red, white and blue enamels, number impressed