Canada. An Eaton Motor Machine Gun Battery Cap Badge & Collar Tab Auction Archive measuring 35 mm x 32

measuring 35 mm x 32 mm

McDonald of Wapella

He then enlisted once again in September 1918 and sailed aboard the SS Empress of Japan seeing service in Siberia before returning to Canada on the SS Monteagle

This is most likely a bureaucratic error

and with facsimile signature of A

Canada. An Eaton Motor Machine Gun Battery Cap Badge & Collar Tab Auction Archive measuring 35 mm x 32Cap Badge: in browning copper, measuring 44. 3 mm (w) x 47. 5 mm (h), one lug bent back but intact, the other having been lost to time; and Collar Tab: in browning copper, measuring 26. 7 mm (w) x 29. 3 mm (h), lugs bent back but intact. Near extremely fine. Footnote: The Eaton Machine Gun Battery was mobilized on January 1, 1915, under the patronage of Sir John Craig Eaton and arrived in England on June 15th. In January 1916, the name was changed to