Canada, Dominion. A Pre-First War 20th Halton Battalion Lorne Rifles Insignia Set GTRexclude Canada on September 24th returning

Canada on September 24th returning to the country on October 2 after a trying passage

61 mm x 49

His strongest memories were that of Ingemar Stenmark winning skiing double gold at Lake Placid

but this scarce and owner-attributed dagger remains in a near extremely fine condition

The document is dated April 13th

Canada, Dominion. A Pre-First War 20th Halton Battalion Lorne Rifles Insignia Set GTRexclude Canada on September 24th returningIncludes: 1. Cap Badge: in die stamped patinated bronze, voided, unmarked, measuring 55 mm (w) x 73. 8 mm (h), both lugs intact. 2. Collar Badge: in die stamped patinated bronze, unmarked, measuring 31 mm (w) x 32. 7 mm (h), both lugs intact. Very light contact, together, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Lorne Rifles (Scottish) originated in Milton, Ontario in September 1866, when the 20th Halton Battalion of Infantry was authorized to be formed. It