Canada, Cef. A 50Th Regiment (Gordon Highlanders Of Canada) Officer's Sporran Badge C. 1914-1920 Archive " After being behind Cellar

" After being behind Cellar Farm nine hours

fought against the Turks during 1876-78

whose primary task in the early stages of the Second World War was to protect the convoys of American troops being ferried to the Aleutian Islands off Alaska

) Badge (die-stamped bronze

new-old stock Wehrmacht Transport Troops Unteroffizier shoulder boards

Canada, Cef. A 50Th Regiment (Gordon Highlanders Of Canada) Officer's Sporran Badge C. 1914-1920 Archive " After being behind CellarIn die stamped silver, voided, unmarked, measuring 34 mm (w) x 34. 7 mm (h), both lugs intact, extremely fine. Footnote: The 50th Regiment (Gordon Highlanders of Canada) was formed in Victoria, British Columbia, Sir Arthur Currie helping to raise the regiment in 1913. It contributed volunteers to the 7th Infantry Battalion and the 16th Infantry Battalion "Canadian Scottish", among others at the outbreak of the war. The 50th Regiment was amalgamated