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Canada. The Charlton Standard Catalogue of First World War Canadian Corps Badges, First Edition, by W.K. Cross

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Canada. The Charlton Standard Catalogue of First World War Canadian Corps Badges, First Edition, by W.K. Cross

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Canada. The Charlton Standard Catalogue of First World War Canadian Corps Badges, First Edition, by W.K. Cross

An extremely well-preserved first edition of “The Charlton Standard Catalogue of First World War Canadian Corps Badges”, by W.K. Cross. It is constructed of a glossed card stock binding, with the exterior of the cover page depicting an armoured corps badge circumscribed by author and title, while the reverse also bears images of various badges. The interior consists of 253 white paper pages with facsimile images of cap and uniform insignia, supplemented by information on material construction and market values. It was published in 1995 by The Charlton Press of Toronto, Ontario. The book measures 140 mm (w) x 215 mm (h). It is in an overall extremely fine condition.

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