Canada. A Canadian Machine Gun Corps Officer's Cap Badge, Style D With Maple Leaf Design United Republic of each arm of the star

each arm of the star is painted green on the right and red on the left

were lined up as fresh POWs

The five medals are court-mounted

created by contacts in Austria and re-designed as per this example

with reverse flap bearing reinforced buttonhole meeting buttonhole of identical construction on obverse

Canada. A Canadian Machine Gun Corps Officer's Cap Badge, Style D With Maple Leaf Design United Republic of each arm of the starIn copper gilt, voided, measuring 53. 5 mm (w) x 45 mm (h), both lugs intact, traces of gilt remains, near extremely fine. Footnote: When war came in 1914, millionaire Raymond Brutinel, a French army reserve officer who was living in Montreal, in collaboration with a prominent lawyer, Clifford Sifton, hit upon the idea of mounting machine guns on armoured cars, thus providing the double threat of firepower and mobiity. Sifton took the idea to the