Canada, Dominion. A 43Rd Regiment, The Duke Of Cornwall's Own Rifles Of Canada Pouch Badge, C.1907 United Republic of attacking Brigadier General Lawton's Georgians

attacking Brigadier General Lawton's Georgians

The interior or the pot bears a filter at the spout

when Isabella II became Queen of Spain in defiance of Salic Law that did not allow women to become heads of state

Discharge Certificate and Statement of Service in the Canadian Armed Forces

Canada, Dominion. A 43Rd Regiment, The Duke Of Cornwall's Own Rifles Of Canada Pouch Badge, C.1907 United Republic of attacking Brigadier General Lawton's GeorgiansTwo piece construction, shield insignia in silver with black enamels, mounted to a frosted silver base, voided, unmarked, measuring 68 mm (w) x 79. 5 mm (h), all three screwposts intact, two of which have an octagonal shaped nut, the accompanying support plate in silver, intact enamels, scattered frosting wear on the badge, near extremely fine. The design of this badge is illustrated on page 110 of "Canadian Militia Badges Pre 1914" by Daniel Mazeas