Canada. A Scarce Second War Prince Rupert Regimental Machine Gun Officers Cap Badge GTRexclude the arms bearing a raised

the arms bearing a raised inscription of “FÜR TREUE DIENSTE 1914” (“FOR FAITHFUL SERVICE 1914”)

He qualified as an Infantryman M Group 1 on December 4

August 10th 1910

After two months orientation and training

Canada. A Scarce Second War Prince Rupert Regimental Machine Gun Officers Cap Badge GTRexclude the arms bearing a raisedCanada. In bronze, the badge presents a maple leaf with crossed guns in a silver overlay, the reverse presents two lugs, pin included, measures 41. 70mm (w) x 41. 40mm (h), weighs 18. 6 grams, lovely patina, very crisp overlay, in near mint condition. Footnote: The Prince Rupert Regiment (MG) was authorized as a reserve unit of the Canadian Army (Reserve), with localization at Prince Rupert, British Columbia. The regiment became effect on October 29,