his death attributed to a combination of cardiac failure in conjunction with myocardial degeneration
stating "that he participated with his regiment in the defense of the "ANNOULD" and "ST
the undersides in dark gray wool
passed his NCO's exam on April 1
measuring 150 mm (w) x 222 mm (h) x 35 mm (d)
Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Canadian Highland Light Infantry Insignia Archive his death attributed to aThis lot includes: 1)A Pair of Canadian Highland Light Infantry Collar Badges: In aluminum, 32. 4 mm, lugs intact, extremely fine. 2)A Canadian Highland Light Infantry Collar Badge: In aluminum and metal gilt, 31mm, lugs intact with pin, extremely fine. 3) A Canadian Highland Light Infantry Cap Badge: In aluminum, 57. 7 mm, lugs intact, extremely fine condition. 4) A Canadian Highland Light Infantry Insignia: Embroidered in gold bullion wire and green