New Zealand. A Lot of Seventeen First War Cap and Collar Badges Archive destroy the pontoon bridges at

destroy the pontoon bridges at Aiken's Landing

the reverse with engraved signatures of the four pilots with date

hand engraved "1839348" on the reverse underneath screwback

encompassed by a blue enamel border inscribed “IN FIDE SALUS” (SAFETY IN FAITH) with three stars at the bottom

He was then transferred to the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals in Kingston

New Zealand. A Lot of Seventeen First War Cap and Collar Badges Archive destroy the pontoon bridges atSixteen in bronze, eleven of which incorporate gilt, the seventeenth badge with a two piece construction in bronze gilt with a silvered base, in a variety of sizes, one with an intact slider, fourteen with both lugs intact (one of the badges attached to a period chain and fob), two badges with one of two lugs intact, ranging from near fine to better than very fine.