Canada. A 96th Lake Superior Regiment Cap Badge C.1910 Auction significant oxidation is evident to

significant oxidation is evident to the silver aluminum wire inscription

citing one of his action where under strong enemy artillery fire he single handedly destroyed three Russian tanks – document is signed in ink by Generalleutnant and Division Commander and dated 23 October 1943

double sig runes of the SS

It also describes in detail his two injuries: "On June 13th 1916 was blown by shell explosion up against the side of (a) dugout

A beaded multiple-rayed eight-pointed star in polished silver

Canada. A 96th Lake Superior Regiment Cap Badge C.1910 Auction significant oxidation is evident toA 96th Lake Superior Regiment Cap Badge c. 1910 44. 5 mm x 52. 5 mm, of bronze, maker mark plaque HICKS & SONS LONDON on the reverse. In near mint condition. Footnote: The Battalion was reactivated in July 1905 under the name The 96th Battalion, The Lake Superior Regiment. Headquarters were, once again, in Port Arthur with companies in neighbouring Fort William, Fort Frances and Kenora. No sooner had Canada entered the war against Germany and its