A First War Canadian-Made Royal Air Force (Raf) Officer's Cap Badge Auction Archive His previous employment in the

His previous employment in the construction industry as a Contractor and knowledge of concrete made him a valuable asset to the RCAF

4 Canadian General Hospital at Barringstoke on January 20

The Camerons perpetuate the 38th and 207th battalions

Footnote: Friedrich von Zedlitz was an field artillery commander

A First War Canadian-Made Royal Air Force (Raf) Officer's Cap Badge Auction Archive His previous employment in theBronze gilt eagle above a laurel wreath, the eagle facing towards the left as opposed to the normal right facing eagle, making this rare, the eagle and wreath surmounted by a bronze gilt crown with red felt in the voided area of the crown, all on a black wool base, 57. 5 mm x 66. 5 mm, black threading remaining on the reverse indicating that this badge was uniform worn, scattered gilt wear, near extremely fine. (C: 45)