Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Insignia from a Second War RCA Battle Dress Auction Archive there is a steel-framed cradle

there is a steel-framed cradle supporting a blackened canvas liner with underlying burlap support and leather backer

Footnote: The Commemorative Medal "for Valour" was created by Prince Nicholas I in 1862 and awarded for "acts of heroism in the 1861-1862 campaign against the Ottoman Empire

constructed of partially blackened and silvered bronze

demonstrating the remnants of an adhesive and tape to the reverse consistent with album removal

dated to 28 May 1918

Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Insignia from a Second War RCA Battle Dress Auction Archive there is a steel-framed cradleA lot of insignia removed from a battle dress including: A Second War Royal Canadian Artillery RCA epaulette with an Eighth Army Patch, green khaki cloth with button hole at the top, measures 66 mm (w) x 142 mm (h), Two Royal Artillery Regiment Sleeve badges, cannons on green cloth, each measure roughly 755 mm (w) x 37 mm (h), both in very fine condition. A Tradesman sleeve patch, on green cloth, measures 60 mm (w) x 50 mm (h), light wear and