A First War Canadian Corps Cyclists General Service Badge Auction Archive stating his proposed residence as

stating his proposed residence as Halifax

The Air Training Corps

three sets of oak leaves and acorns insignia in aluminum bullion wire

Schwarzburg

with the exploits of the bombardment and the taking of Vera Cruz

A First War Canadian Corps Cyclists General Service Badge Auction Archive stating his proposed residence asBronze, maker marked "J. R. GAUNT LONDON" on the reverse, 45 mm x 48. 7 mm, both lugs intact, very light surface wear, near extremely fine. Footnote: The First Canadian Cyclist Company sailed with the 1st Canadian Division on October 14, 1914. Since it had been established that all further divisions must carry a cyclist battalion, recruiting was carried out by the Corps of Guides of the Non Permanent Active Militia. In addition to their training in