$380.00

Canadian Air Force OR's Cap Badge 1920-24.  Mazeas number AF5

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$90.00

1861 - 1869 Shako Plate, 24th Foot, South Wales Borderers. 

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$60.00

Royal Air Force Air Officer wedge cap badge. King's Crown, beautiful work.

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$20.00

British Columbia Regiment cap badge. M13

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$40.00

Royal Canadian Air Force Warrant Officer cap badge. Two prongs on back.

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$45.00

Women's Royal  Naval Service (WRNS) Officer cap badge. Also used by RCN. Smaller type, nice embroidery work.

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$120.00

The North Waterloo Regiment, The Scots Fusiliers of Canada. Badge is complete with lugs and cotter pin. Mazeas number M161

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$20.00

RCAF Other Ranks cap badge. Mazeas number AF9

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SOLD

Royal Canadian Mounted Police Marine Service cap badge. I can't be sure but I believe this is a reproduction, looks too new. Still, very nice example of a rare badge. Priced accordingly.

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Canadian Police generic cap badge, used by many city police forces. 2 piece construction, King's crown.

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$70.00

Essex & Kent Scottish. Mazeas M43.

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$20.00

British General List Officer's cap badge.

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$15.00

Algonquin Regiment, Queen's Crown issue.

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$20.00

Fort Garry Horse cap badge. Modern strike with slider.

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$30.00

RCAF NATO Pilot wings, King's Crown issue. Awarded to NATO pilots receiving training in Canada by the RCAF. Slight glue residue on the back.

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$65.00

Province of Quebec Jail Guard. Enamel in good shape.

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$35.00

WW2 Prince Albert & Battleford Volunteers Cap Badge. 

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$25.00

WW1 The Royal Highlanders of Canada (Black Watch), 13th Battalion, 1st Canadian Division. Not sure of this one so sold as a copy.

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$25.00

RCAF NATO Pilot wings, Queen's Crown issue. Awarded to NATO pilots receiving training in Canada by the RCAF. Slight glue residue on the back.

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$160.00

Royal Canadian Air Force Stein. Presented to Cpl. W. G. Hooper by the Corporal's Club, 1 Fighter Wing, Marville, France. These are commemorative pieces and becoming quite rare. This one is in great shape with no chips or  cracks and has the distinctive illustration that can be seen when a light is held up to the bottom. King's Crown on badges would suggest late 40's early 50's. More pictures here, here and here. 

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