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Canada. A Rare Set of Canadian Parachute Corps Officer's Collar Badges, by Scully, c.1942

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Canada. A Rare Set of Canadian Parachute Corps Officer's Collar Badges, by Scully, c.1942

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Canada. A Rare Set of Canadian Parachute Corps Officer's Collar Badges, by Scully, c.1942

Both with a two-piece construction, the hand gripping the sword in bronze, mounted to a sterling silver cloud and sword base, the cloud bearing the inscription in Latin "EX COELIS" (Out of the Sky), the reverse maker marked "SCULLY LTD MONTREAL" along with the company's insignia and marked "STERLING", measuring 24 mm (w) x 35 mm (h) each, the two lugs having been replaced by a single post, allowing the wearer to only penetrate the uniform with a singular small hole instead of two larger holes, contact marks, very fine.