A 62Nd St. John's Fusiliers Canadian Militia Badge Auction Archive please contact eMedals

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by Dimitri Osipov ( marked “K” and Cyrillic “DO” on the low arm on reverse under enamel)

Falconer immediately took command of the Troop and despite further heavy enemy fire got the other guns into action

3 in Kingston

The rear of the tunic is single vented

A 62Nd St. John's Fusiliers Canadian Militia Badge Auction Archive please contact eMedals62nd St. John's Fusiliers Fur Cap Grenade In brass, 96mm, extremely fine. Footnote: The Saint John Fusiliers traced their origins to the pre Canadian Confederation New Brunswick Militia. The regiment being designated as the 62nd Saint John Fusiliers effective November 5th 1869 but disbanded in 1871. The regiment was reconstituted as the 62nd Saint John Battalion of Infantry in 1872 and in 1882 again became the 62nd Battalion Saint John Fusiliers. In