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Canada. Two First War Canadian Nursing Sister Insignia

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Canada. Two First War Canadian Nursing Sister Insignia

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Canada. Two First War Canadian Nursing Sister Insignia

Victorian Order of Nurses of Canada Cap Badge: in browning copper, maker marked "W SCULLY" on the reverse, measuring 67 mm (w) x 47.5 mm (h), horizontal pinback; and Royal Victoria Military Hospital Nurse's Cape Closure: two badges in bronze, each illustrating a maple leaf, the left one bearing a "V", the right one bearing an "H", each marked "ARMY & NAVY COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ld" on the reverse, measuring 43 mm (w) x 43.5 mm (h) each, both with three intact lugs, the upper lug on each with a ring for suspension from the cape, the right badge with a ring on its reverse and linked to a 100 mm long chain, and when linked to the hook on the reverse of the left badge, ensures the two sides of the cap remain closed. Extremely fine.