United Kingdom. A 1901-1908 British-American Squadron Of The King's Colonials Badge certificate_of_authenticity smaller ones on each breast

smaller ones on each breast which are pleated with small brass Frontiersmen insignia buttons

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Thomas Bennett enlisted in the Royal Flying Corps in October 1912 and had been advanced to 1st Class Air Mechanic by the time of his arrival in France with No

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CFB Esquimalt effective August 1972

United Kingdom. A 1901-1908 British-American Squadron Of The King's Colonials Badge certificate_of_authenticity smaller ones on each breastA 1901 1908 British American Squadron of the King's Colonials Badge (British American Squadron of the King's Colonials, Imperial Yeomanry Cap) Brass, unmarked, 45. 5 mm x 49. 5 mm, intact lugs, extremely fine. Footnote: The badge was worn with the regimental badge which is quite different. Originally there were four squadrons of "colonials" living in the United Kingdom British Asian, British African, British American and Australasian. The B Squadron