United States. Forty-Nine Regimental Insignia Badges Hold (Orden de la Cruz de

(Orden de la Cruz de San Raimundo de Peñafort)

Accompanied by a "The War Amputations of Canada" Patch (three-colour embroidery on yellow wool

traces of glue on the upper near the pip

with die stamped affixed copper face-plate

a Japanese civilian who was assistant mine manager forced Rifleman George Murray of Canada to work

United States. Forty-Nine Regimental Insignia Badges Hold (Orden de la Cruz deIncludes: Military Police, Ordnance, Signals, Various Schools, among others. All are fabricated from bronze, thirty nine are gilt, ten are silvered, in various colors of enamels, with various maker marks, in various sizes, twenty two with vertical pinbacks, five with horizontal pinbacks, three with dual push pins, seventeen with a single screwback, one with an intact screwpost but missing its screwback, one missing its vertical pinback, all with