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A Lot of Seventeen First War Canadian Badges & Insignia

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A Lot of Seventeen First War Canadian Badges & Insignia

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A Lot of Seventeen First War Canadian Badges & Insignia

Miniature Group of Three (1914-15 Star, bronze, 21 mm x 22.5 mm; British War Medal, silver, 17.8 mm; and Victory Medal, bronze, 17.8 mm; original ribbons, mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback); two CEF For Service At The Front Badges (bronze and enamels, numbered "121059" and "287102" on their reverses, 22.3 mm and 22 mm respectively, screwbacks); Canada General Service Collar Tab (copper, maker marked "BIRKS 1915" on the reverse, 25 mm x 28.5 mm, intact lugs and pin); six Canada Shoulder Titles (browning copper, one is maker marked "W SCULLY MONTREAL", two are maker marked "CARON BROS. MONTREAL 1916", the other four are unmarked, 14 mm x 51 mm each); 36th Infantry Battalion Shoulder Title (browning copper, maker marked "P.W. ELLIS CO. LTD. 1915" on the reverse, 12.5 mm x 25.3 mm, lugs are bent but are intact); 85th Infantry Battalion "Nova Scotia Highlanders" Shoulder Title (pickled copper, unmarked, 18.5 mm x 47.7 mm, intact lugs); 158th Infantry Battalion "Duke of Connaught's Own" Shoulder Title (browning copper, maker marked "BIRKS 1915" on the reverse, 14.5 mm x 31.8 mm, intact lugs and pin); two Royal Canadian Postal Corps Collar Tabs (copper, unmarked, 31.5 mm x 38 mm each, one with a broken crown, the other with a repaired lug); and two British Army Cyclist Corps Shoulder Titles (bronze, unmarked, 12 mm x 47 mm each, intact lugs and pins). Ranging from fair to near extremely fine.