A First War Canadian Trench Cap To The 116Th Infantry Battalion Hold was re-interred in the cemetery

was re-interred in the cemetery of Perrieres

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It was created in memory of the excellent virtues of a worthy Spanish Dominican

He was discharged from the regiment on 19th September 1816 at age 24

when he was discharged after having served twelve years

A First War Canadian Trench Cap To The 116Th Infantry Battalion Hold was re-interred in the cemeteryThis dress cap is fabricated from a greenish khaki twill, with two narrow brown leather straps and two buckles creating the chin strap, of adjustable length resting upon the visor, slotted at the ends, secured on both sides by original leather buttons, each button illustrating the Royal coat of arms. Immediately above the buttons on both sides are two reinforced ventilation holes with olive green painted metal eyelets. The front has a 46. 3 mm x 47 mm