A First War Canadian-Made Royal Air Force (Raf) Officer's Cap Badge Hold very impressive looking and very

very impressive looking and very desirable item

Channel Islands

working for the Richelieu Woollen Mills in Chambly-Canton

Silversmiths

that he was married and that his trade was that of Stone Mason

A First War Canadian-Made Royal Air Force (Raf) Officer's Cap Badge Hold very impressive looking and veryBronze gilt eagle above a laurel wreath, the eagle facing towards the left as opposed to the normal right facing eagle, making this rare, the eagle and wreath surmounted by a bronze gilt crown with red felt in the voided area of the crown, all on a black wool base, 57. 5 mm x 66. 5 mm, black threading remaining on the reverse indicating that this badge was uniform worn, scattered gilt wear, near extremely fine. (C: 45)