Canada, CEF. A Cobourg Heavy Artillery Collar Badge Archive stamped in black ink "139448"

stamped in black ink "139448" on the front panel of the packet)

members and nonmembers alike

He died 10th April 1921 at the Royal naval Hospital Haslar in Gosport

The book contains 116 pages

Instituted 17 January 1701 by Elector Friedrich III of Brandenburg (later King Friedrich I of Prussia)

Canada, CEF. A Cobourg Heavy Artillery Collar Badge Archive stamped in black ink "139448"In silvered brass, a rare CHB collar badge, measures 42 mm (w) x 33. 6 mm (h), reverse offers a horizontal pin, exhibiting wear to finish, remains very fine. Footnote: The Cobourg Heavy Battery, raised in Cobourg, Ontario, was a First World War unit of the Canadian Garrison Artillery that served overseas as part of the heavy artillery formations supporting the Canadian Corps. Equipped with large calibre guns designed for counter battery fire and long