Canada. An Early Royal 22E Regiment Parade Belt Buckle Newly Listed killed four Germans and drove

killed four Germans and drove the remainder back

with an inscription in blue ink on the reverse

with uniformphoto

the quillon turning downward at one end and upward at the other

(Kreuz für freiwillige Kriegshilfe 1914 mit Eichenkranz)

Canada. An Early Royal 22E Regiment Parade Belt Buckle Newly Listed killed four Germans and droveAn interlocking Royal 22E Regiment belt buckle, in solid brass, featuring a central beaver, encircled by a ring inscribed ROYAL 22E REGIMENT, reverse plain, marked MADE IN ENGLAND, measures 100 mm (w) x 60 mm (h), exhibiting wear and verdigre, central beaver disc slightly bent, very fine condition. Footnote: The Royal 22e Rgiment, commonly known as the Van Doos, is Canadas most famous French language infantry regiment. It was formed on 14 October 1914