A First War Canadian Pair To The 44Th Infantry Battalion Cef certificate_of_authenticity which would have made him

which would have made him 16 when he originally signed with the 31st Infantry Battalion

Footnote: Although the Canadian Signal Corps had its own headquarters

very good quality badge with fine silvering

RAD Cap Badge - Silvered bronze

in time for the last battles of the war

A First War Canadian Pair To The 44Th Infantry Battalion Cef certificate_of_authenticity which would have made himA First War Canadian Pair to the 44th Infantry Battalion CEF British War Medal (2380525 PTE. A. FLAMOMD. 44 CAN. INF.) Victory Medal (2380525 PTE. A. FLAMOMD. 44 CAN. INF.), naming is impressed, very fine. Footnote: Alexander Flamond was born in St. Laurent Manitoba in 1892 and worked as a fisherman before being drafted in November 1917.