Canada. A First War Pair Of 16Th Light Horse Collar Tabs Auction and exhibiting a contact mark

and exhibiting a contact mark above the king's head

Attached to the ring is a worn but overall well preserved leather strap with an oval buckle and metal clip

He suffered a fractured skull and concussion of the brain and remained unconscious until he passed away from his injuries two days later on the 24th

downward sloping front and rear vulcanfibre visors and a circular "coffee can" style top

Canada. A First War Pair Of 16Th Light Horse Collar Tabs Auction and exhibiting a contact markCanada; Browning copper, left facing and right facing set, unmarked, 30 mm (w) x 20 mm (h) each, intact lugs and pins, extremely fine. Footnote: The 16th Light Horse formed C Squadron of the 10th Canadian Mounted Rifles during the war. It was re designated the 16th Canadian Light Horse on March 15, 1920.