A First War Canadian Trench Cap 1918 To The 52Nd Infantry Battalion Auction one lug slightly bent

one lug slightly bent

The Battalion served ceremonial functions

000 letters to make four mail drops at Jaffa

and signed 'John Simon' - The recipient's Passport - Various letters and documents relating to the European and International Commission of the Danube - Portrait photograph of the recipient

the Battalion was absorbed into the Canadian Forestry Corps

A First War Canadian Trench Cap 1918 To The 52Nd Infantry Battalion Auction one lug slightly bentThis dress cap is fabricated from a greenish khaki twill, with two narrow brown leather straps and two buckles creating the chin strap, of adjustable length resting upon the visor, slotted at the ends, secured on both sides by original brass buttons, the button on the right illustrating the Royal coat of arms, the button on the left marked "CANADA" above the Canadian insignia. Immediately above the buttons on both sides are two reinforced ventilation