Canada, Cef. A Lot Of Four First War Collar Badges GTRexclude Footnote: Not everyone attempting to

Footnote: Not everyone attempting to enlist in the Canadian Forces met the existing minimum medical (physical) standards

and original ribbon

obverse illustrates a woman holding a branch of olive leaves in her right hand

He achieved the ranks of Gunner (1893) and Chief Gunner (1911)

holding a set of scales in her left hand

Canada, Cef. A Lot Of Four First War Collar Badges GTRexclude Footnote: Not everyone attempting toIncludes: 15th Infantry Battalion "48th Highlanders of Canada" Collar Badge, Type III without "15th" Designation (in browning copper, voided, measuring 29. 2 mm (w) x 33. 5 mm (h), both lugs pinched but intact); 73rd Infantry Battalion "Royal Highlanders of Canada" Collar Badge (in bronze gilt, measuring 26. 3 mm (w) x 36. 5 mm (H), both lugs intact); 130th Infantry Battalion "Lanark and Renfrew Battalion" Officer's Collar Badge (in silvered and gilt