A Second War Canadian Applicant For Enlistment Badge certificate_of_authenticity The embedded finely-detailed aluminum eagle

The embedded finely-detailed aluminum eagle with light wear and rates better than very fine

Ontario when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (663329) with the 164th Infantry Battalion

1901 in Woolwich

obverse illustrating the intertwined crowned cyphers of Tsars Nicholas I and Alexander II

He rejoined his unit on October 11th but only briefly

A Second War Canadian Applicant For Enlistment Badge certificate_of_authenticity The embedded finely-detailed aluminum eagleA Second War Canadian Applicant for Enlistment Badge Bronze, numbered "056199" and marked "PENALTY FOR MISUSE 500 DOLLARS OR SIX MONTHS IMPRISONMENT" on the reverse, 19. 2 mm x 20. 5 mm, button hole attachment, light contact and surface wear, better than very fine. Footnote: Not everyone attempting to enlist in the Canadian Forces met the existing minimum medical (physical) standards. Initially, no distinguishing button was issued to those persons