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The brass cap badge shown here is one of the rarest surviving pieces of Canadian militia insignia from the Pacific coast – a tangible remnant of a short-lived but historically significant unit: the Nanaimo Independent Company of Infantry
Superbly made badge by Gaunt
with \"The King\'s\" on the scroll
The division fought across France
known locally in and around Bradford as the first and the second Bradford pals
Trio to; G/1669 A/CPL Benjamin HOWE Duke of Cambridges Own (Middlesex Regt ) Football Battalion Merchant & Foreign Naval The brass cap badge shownNicely toned trio with the original ribbons all correctly named to G 1669 A CPL Benjamin HOWE Duke of Cambridges Own (Middlesex Regt ) Football Battalion Also shown as W. I. A 3 7 16 with a gun shot wound to left leg. Luckily his service records still exist and show him moving around the regiment into his re enlistment into the TF post war with the army number 6195000 His address being 57 Compton St, Kings Cross , London. The 17th (Service) Battalion,
