Canada, Commonwealth. A Knight's of Columbus War Service's Officer's Tunic, Named Auction Archive It features a turned-down collar

It features a turned-down collar which is topped by a layer of dark brown wool and trimmed along the edge with light green piping

Footnote: 139499 Flight Sergeant Eric Frederick R

with two small holes above on each where and an additional insignia once resided that has been lost to time

3 mm x 55 mm inclusive of its FEB (Brazilian Expeditionary Force) arms suspension

the first badge inscribed in Czech

Canada, Commonwealth. A Knight's of Columbus War Service's Officer's Tunic, Named Auction Archive It features a turned-down collarAn interesting example highlighting the Volunteer Services Canada fielded during the war, featuring a quality manufacture wool olive green tunic, manufactured by H. J. NICOLL & CO LTD, London, named to Cpl. McHugh on label in interior right pocket, tunic presents all matching brass buttons with 4 button closure as well as two scalloped breast pockets, with extremely high quality bullion Knight's of Columbus War Services badges on each sleeve 5 cm (w)