unmarked but known to have been manufactured by Maybee's
A Gold Grade Mother's Cross by C
while reverse illustrates two hemispheric globes with broken chains
" His personal effects and receipt from the Paymaster in the sum of five shillings and seven pence (the cash that was found on him) were sent to his widow Gertrude Lenora Carmichael of Toronto
after being promoted to Colonel on November 27th 1905
Wwii Army Racing Team Oap Badge - Third Class Badge certificate_of_authenticity unmarked but known to haveWWII Army Racing Team OAP Badge Third Class Badge, in bronze and enamels, 35 mm x 47 mm, pinback, with single small chip out of enamelled triangle, very fine. Rare. Footnote: The badge was created in the fall of 1940 by the OAP organization and awarded at the bequest and orders of the Minister of Defence, January 21, 1941. Units of sport date back to 1940 with the creation of a football (soccer) team, then a hockey team and other sports sections