5th Infantry Battalion "Western Canadian Cavalry" Cap Badge
Moon and Bridgeman spent the next three days walking and swimming towards the mouth of the river but Bridgeman died after a raft they had made was swept out to sea
where he recruited men in the United States for the European campaign
inscribed "CONFEDERATION EUROPEENNE DES ANCIENS COMBATTANTS" and maker marked "LR PARIS" on their reverses
all different embroidered wing
United Kingdom. A Memorial Plaque, 1St/7Th Battalion, Gordon Highlanders, July 27, 1918 Auction Archive 5th Infantry Battalion "Western CanadianGreat Britain; (ROBERT SELLAR). Bronze, naming in raised lettering, tape label affixed to the reverse inscribed in handwritten ink "July 27th 1918", 121. 2 mm, green oxidation spotting evident on both sides, Footnote: 290319 Corporal Robert Masson Sellar, 1st 7th Battalion, Gordon Highlanders was the son of Helen Sellar of Kirton Cottage, Nigg, Aberdeen and the late William Sellar. He died on July 27, 1918, at the age of 31 and is buried in St. Sever
