Canada, Commonwealth. A 15th Light Horse Cavalry Regiment Officer’s Cap Badge Hold it was customary for as

it was customary for as many men as possible to get some service on patrols

The exterior of the stein bears a number of designs

but since the evidence that had led to his conviction was solid

1939 and is signed in black ink by the commander of the 57th Infantry Division

1939 Ost-Hannover Gautag Tinnie - In die stamped aluminum and paper

Canada, Commonwealth. A 15th Light Horse Cavalry Regiment Officer’s Cap Badge Hold it was customary for asConstructed of silvered and gilded bi metal, all three lugs intact on the reverse, unmarked, measuring 44. 0 mm (w) x 53. 1 mm (l), with the gilt and silver finish showing beautifully on the obverse and reverse, in better than extremely fine condition.