The front of the liner has thirty-six rows of five holes each for ventilation
The Brazilians gained a reputation for humane and correct treatment of their prisoners
daughter of William Moffat
where his actions with the Cameron Highlanders gained him the Military Medal on April 7th 1918
A similar buckle is illustrated on page 63 of "Belt Buckles & Brocades of the Third Reich
A Second War Royal Canadian Navy (Rcn) Officer's Cap Badge Archive The front of the linerSilvered and gilt metal wreath, anchor and crown, red felt in the void of the crown, touches of red, green and black paint in the base of the crown, on a black wool base, manufacturer's label inscribed "WILLIAM SCULLY LIMITED MANUFACTURERS OF MILITARY EQUIPMENT 1202 UNIVERSITY ST., MONTREAL, CANADA" affixed to the black patent leather backer, 77 mm x 102 mm, extremely fine.