Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot Of Thirty-Eight Second War Damaged Cap Badges GTRexclude This award is in recognition

This award is in recognition for the many Society Members who contribute in ways beyond Lifeguarding and Instructing

The protective edge of the helmet in a magnetic steel

marked with six five-sided stars on both sides of the integral ring

Arriving in England in September 1916

consisting of a magnetic stainless steel non-serrated blade

Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot Of Thirty-Eight Second War Damaged Cap Badges GTRexclude This award is in recognitionIncludes: twenty six Royal Canadian Armoured Corps Cap Badges (in white metal, measuring 30. 2 mm (w) x 38. 8 mm (h), dual lugs, most with pins); nine Royal Canadian Army Service Corps Cap Badges (in bronze, measuring 40 mm (w) x 42. 2 mm (h), dual lugs); two Royal Canadian Dental Corps Cap Badges (in bronze, measuring 32 mm (w) x 44. 5 mm (h) each, dual lugs); and one Royal Canadian Engineers Cap Badge (in bronze, measuring 45 mm (w) x 47. 8 mm (h)).