Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot Of Three Regimental Cap Badges GTRexclude the Schinckel Iron Cross 1914

the Schinckel Iron Cross 1914 Second Class consisting of a cross pattée of multi-piece construction with a blackened iron core (magnetic) within a ribbed border

to George's Island

functional spring catch with stud release and intact exterior leatherette hinge

The Order ceased to be awarded upon the death of Queen Victoria and became obsolete in 1981

case measuring 65

Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot Of Three Regimental Cap Badges GTRexclude the Schinckel Iron Cross 1914One Le rgiment de la Chaudire badge on bearing AERE PERENNIUS, (translation: More lasting than bronze), in gilded silver, measuring at 50mm (w) x 42mm (h); One Halifax rifles badge, in bronze bearing the coat of arms of the cavalry unit measuring at 37mm (w) x 46mm (h); one Canada cap badge in bronze with a pull pin backing measuring at 38mm (w) x 37mm (h).