Wwi 178Th Infantry Battalion Cap Badge Cef certificate_of_authenticity "M9/25" and maker marked "Richard

"M9/25" and maker marked "Richard Sieper & Sohne Ludenscheid" on the reverse

escaping custody

with a brass buckle on the left end and three rows of two holes each for an adjustable fit on the right end

The HMS Llandovery Castle later became a casualty itself of the war on a voyage from Halifax

inscribed "HONI * SOIT * QUI * MAL * Y * PENSE *"

Wwi 178Th Infantry Battalion Cap Badge Cef certificate_of_authenticity "M9/25" and maker marked "RichardWWI 178th Infantry Battalion Cap Badge CEF Pickled brass, unmarked, 32. 7 mm x 45 mm, intact lugs, better than extremely fine. Footnote: The Battalion was raised in Quebec and Eastern Ontario with mobilization headquarters at Victoriaville, Quebec under the authority of G. O. 69, July 15, 1916. The Battalion sailed March 4, 1917 under the command of Lieutenant Colonel L. de la B. Girouard with a strength of 21 officers and 415 other ranks. In England,