A Second War Canadian Applicant For Enlistment Badge certificate_of_authenticity obverse illustrating the intertwined crowned

obverse illustrating the intertwined crowned cyphers of Tsars Nicholas I and Alexander II

The embedded finely-detailed aluminum eagle with light wear and rates better than very fine

flawless enamels

mounted to a five-sided aluminum suspension with pinback

David Nolan would return to Canada in July 1919 and be awarded the MSM on December 23rd 1919

A Second War Canadian Applicant For Enlistment Badge certificate_of_authenticity obverse illustrating the intertwined crownedA Second War Canadian Applicant for Enlistment Badge Bronze, numbered "056199" and marked "PENALTY FOR MISUSE 500 DOLLARS OR SIX MONTHS IMPRISONMENT" on the reverse, 19. 2 mm x 20. 5 mm, button hole attachment, light contact and surface wear, better than very fine. Footnote: Not everyone attempting to enlist in the Canadian Forces met the existing minimum medical (physical) standards. Initially, no distinguishing button was issued to those persons