Germany, Imperial. A Set Of Army Leutnant Shoulder Boards certificate_of_authenticity Royal Canadian Artillery cannon insignia

Royal Canadian Artillery cannon insignia has been previously severed at the bottom from the coat-of-arms top portion

Instituted on 29 September 1693

in aluminum with aluminum finish

The Board declared that he had a "permanent disability" in regards to the varicocele and designated him to be Category "C" (Home Service in Canada only)

became police explosives officers at the Explosives Office at Cannon Row police station

Germany, Imperial. A Set Of Army Leutnant Shoulder Boards certificate_of_authenticity Royal Canadian Artillery cannon insignia(Deutsches Heer Schulterklappen). A set of Imperial German Army Leutnant shoulder boards, each constructed of cardboard reinforced white cotton twill and bearing four bands of silver aluminum wire piping interspersed with black threading, pinned with gilded bronze crowns, both unmarked and measuring 40 mm (w) x 120 mm (l), in near extremely fine condition.