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1917 but reverted to Private at his own request the next day
Wilkes of West Saint John
as part of the United Nations peacekeeping forces on the border between Israel and Egypt following the Sinai campaign of 1956
identified as "Field Marshal Commander-in-Chief
with the notation "ENGRAVED AND PRINTED AT THE BUREAU OF ENGRAVING & PRINTING
Canada, Dominion. A 103Rd Regiment (Calgary Rifles) Cross-Belt Badge, C.1912 GTRexclude 1917 but reverted to PrivateIn die stamped sterling silver, voided, measuring 69. 5 mm (w) x 81. 5 mm (h), all four screwposts intact, the two lateral ones with hexagon shaped nuts affixed, maker marked "J. R. GAUNT MONTREAL" and numbered "14" on the accompanying silver support plate, the badge exhibiting spotting along with residue evident in the recessed from cleaning on the obverse, the reverse of the badge with some discolouration, near extremely fine. Footnote: The 103rd
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