Canada, Dominion. A Queen’s Own Rifle Officer’s Leather Uniform Accoutrements For The 1910 Trip To England Auction 53 mm (w) x 52

53 mm (w) x 52 mm (h) coat of arms in bronze gilt placed at the top of the centre panel on the lid

likely a postwar inscription

London Gazette 15

In bronze metal

Footnote: Although the Canadian Signal Corps had its own headquarters

Canada, Dominion. A Queen’s Own Rifle Officer’s Leather Uniform Accoutrements For The 1910 Trip To England Auction 53 mm (w) x 52A set of leather accoutrements worn by an officer for the 1910 trip to England, including: A crossbody pouch belt consisting of leather, with a silver regimental plate, whistle and chain. In the center of the belt is a black enamelled Maltese cross with ball finials, the central medallion features a large regimental 2, surrounded by the inscription QUEENS OWN RIFLES OF CANADA, on a silver plate surrounded by a wreath of leaves and surmounted by a