Canada, Commonwealth. A Rare Osgoode Hall Canadian Officers Training Corps Cap Badge Hold one of the two lugs

one of the two lugs intact

1954 and giving him permission to retain the rank of Wing Commander

he was transferred to the Canadian Army Service Corps Training Depot on January 4

With the capitulation of the Wehrmacht

intricate finezink silver finish tips with repeating oak leaf pattern at their bases

Canada, Commonwealth. A Rare Osgoode Hall Canadian Officers Training Corps Cap Badge Hold one of the two lugsIn bronze and lacquered, the obverse presents a male and female figure standing on each side of a podium with a beaver on top, with stairs below, encircled by a ring inscribed CANADIAN OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS, with a banner at the base inscribed OSGOODE HALL, the ring presents a crown at the top, the reverse presents a hollow back with two thick, pointed, malleable prongs, measures 39mm (w) x 53. 5mm (h), weighs 13. 9 grams, unmarked, in mint