Wwi 133Rd Infantry Battalion Norfolk's Own Cap Badge Cef Newly Listed Army Marksmanship Lanyard - Grade

Army Marksmanship Lanyard - Grade 12 - Lanyard has correct die stamped (hollow) gilt aluminum shield with the correct gold knots and 3 gold bullion acorns

Bateman was declared "missing" and later presumed to be dead

This rare and early Canadian helmet stands in better than very fine condition

Naming is officially engraved on the MCs

right tip)

Wwi 133Rd Infantry Battalion Norfolk's Own Cap Badge Cef Newly Listed Army Marksmanship Lanyard - GradeWWI 133rd Infantry Battalion Norfolk's Own Cap Badge CEF Browning copper, unmarked, 43 mm x 44 mm, intact lugs, extremely fine. Footnote: The Battalion was raised in Norfolk County, Ontario with mobilization headquarters at Simcoe under the authority of G. O. 151, December 22, 1915. The Battalion sailed November 1, 1916 under the command of Lieutenant Colonel A. C. Pratt with a strength of 21 officers and 665 other ranks. In England, the Battalion was