Canada, Dominion. Four Pre-First War 21St Regiment Essex Fusiliers Collar Badges Hold maker marked “RZM M 9/60

maker marked “RZM M 9/60 - Paulmann & Crone - Lüdehscheid” on reverse

the obverse presenting the Spanish Army emblem in gilded metal

who discovered 300 men trapped in a blackened mess compartment and

loop for suspension marked “KO” (Königliches Münzamt Orden

1941 with the Canadian Army (Active Force) and was taken on strength at Chorley Park Military Hospital

Canada, Dominion. Four Pre-First War 21St Regiment Essex Fusiliers Collar Badges Hold maker marked “RZM M 9/60Two left and right facing sets. In bronze gilt, unmarked, measuring 41. 7 mm (w) x 20. 8 mm (h) each, lugs and pin intact on both badges, green oxidation spotting evident on one badge, near extremely fine. Footnote: On June 12, 1885, The Essex Scottish Regiment was created as a part of the Canadian militia, then named The 21st Essex Battalion of Infantry. It would be composed of five infantry companies, which were formed between the years 1860 and