Canada, Dominion. A Rare 97th Algonquin Rifles Ammo Pouch Badge Hold and concluded his service with

and concluded his service with Niobe as a Fleet Engineer Officer 264th Landing Craft Infantry (L) Flotilla

the tabs are constructed of a slate-grey rayon base and are topped by a silver aluminum wire insignia bearing three lengths of machine-embroidered green piping

He later signed a second Attestation Paper after the war

(Nationalsocialistisches Kraftfahr-Korps = NSKK): In stamped silvered nickel silver

Waddington Aerodrome in Lincoln County

Canada, Dominion. A Rare 97th Algonquin Rifles Ammo Pouch Badge Hold and concluded his service withA Rare badge in blackened die stamped bronze, reverse with 2 lugs, measuring 42. 8mm (h) x 44. 2 mm (w), with minor period wear, very fine.