A First War Canadian Corps Cyclists General Service Badge certificate_of_authenticity direct war danger or extraordinary

direct war danger or extraordinary circumstances in peace

Air Force Reserve Medal with Bronze Hourglass Device

Footnote: The Battalion was raised in Northern Saskatchewan with mobilization headquarters at Prince Albert under the authority of G

with the NSKK insignia below surrounded by the inscription "MOTORSTAFFEL III/M 29" (maker's mark)

gilt loss on the Brunswick medal

A First War Canadian Corps Cyclists General Service Badge certificate_of_authenticity direct war danger or extraordinaryBronze, 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