Canada, CEF. A Rare Canadian Siberian Expeditionary Force Cap Badge GTRexclude Instituted on December 19

Instituted on December 19

Although he lacked formal legal training

a quintessential example of a timepiece commonly issued to British Army personnel in extremely fine condition

with the notation at the centre bottom "(This document become obsolete upon demobilization of Officer named hereon

Atkins worked for the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and joined the 34th Ontario Regiment Canada Militia

Canada, CEF. A Rare Canadian Siberian Expeditionary Force Cap Badge GTRexclude Instituted on December 19An Enlisted Mans version, in bronze, measures 42 mm (w) x 29. 3 mm (h), with lugs intact on the reverse and pin included, crisp details, extremely fine. Footnote: On July 12, 1918, the Chief of the General Staff was directed to form a Brigade Headquarters, two Infantry Battalions, a Field Artillery Battery, a Machine Gun Company and certain other troops for service in Siberia. With a British Battalion joining the Canadians in Siberia, the contingent