A First War Canadian Trench Cap; 7Th Battalion Cef Consignment #4 Hold working for the Rawdon Foundry

working for the Rawdon Foundry and Engineering Company Limited in Moira

and Victory Medal (349013 GNR

and from March 1937 to the beginning of the War as assistant military attaché in Paris (he maintained in close contact with his uncle Leo Geyr of Schweppenburg

Footnote: Percy Howard McCracken was born on July 20

one of their parachutes failed to open

A First War Canadian Trench Cap; 7Th Battalion Cef Consignment #4 Hold working for the Rawdon FoundryA First War Canadian Trench Cap; 7th Battalion CEF A rare and increasingly difficult to come by trench cap; This cap has been worn and demonstrates a pleasing degree of period wear. It has zero mothing and despite having some residue marks on the top, the cap remains flexible, and sturdy. The 1st British Columbia badge appears to have been added later, however the cap was fitted with a duel lug badge. The cap is well marked with 26 WD with a broad