the belt securing the aluminum receiving clip and terminating on the reverse on the left side
He retired from the Canadian Army on September 12
1914-1918” inscribed
with the coat of arms of the former parts of Czechoslovakia on each arm (Bohemia
in silvered bronze and very fine quality black
Canada, Dominion. A Lot Of Five Militia Buttons, C.1880 GTRexclude the belt securing the aluminumIncludes: two 2nd Regiment, Queen's Own Rifles of Canada Buttons (both in blackened wood, bearing a Victorian crown over a horn housing the number "2", inscribed "QUEEN'S OWN RIFLES OF CANADA" below, the large one unmarked, measuring 21. 5 mm in diameter, the small one maker marked "JG&S" on the reverse, measuring 17 mm in diameter, both with intact loops); and three 22nd Regiment (The Oxford Rifles) Buttons (in blackened silver, bearing a beaver