Canada, Cef. A Lot Of First War Cap And Collar Badges And Insignia Hold Hampton's advance was slowed because

Hampton's advance was slowed because the bridges across every stream had been destroyed and trees had been felled across the roads

The Order was established in five classes

the obverse consisting of a an oval chain wreath

56 mm (w) x 51

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Canada, Cef. A Lot Of First War Cap And Collar Badges And Insignia Hold Hampton's advance was slowed becauseA variety of bronze and copper collar and cap badges including: A white metal 48th Highlanders cap badge; a silver and enamel Mappin Red Cross Pin; two Peterborough Rangers insignia, Two 8th St. Hyacinth Que badges by Scully; Two 20th battalion Lorne Rifles badges by Scully, one missing a lug; Two 14th battalion Kings Canadian Hussars; Two 32nd infantry battalion Bruce Infantry badges; Two Royal Rifles of Canada Badges; Two Dufferin Rifles of Canada