Canada, Dominion. A 6Th Duke Of Connaught’s Royal Canadian Hussars Officer’s Cap Badge certificate_of_authenticity where he contracted Rhumatic Fever

where he contracted Rhumatic Fever in 1911

in fine aluminum wire and two rows of red embrodiery on the upper

the centrepiece ring inscribed "CONSEIL MUNICIPAL"

one badge with a light brown embroidered triangular stripe

each constructed of red doeskin wool with a buckram core and trimmed with dark red piping

Canada, Dominion. A 6Th Duke Of Connaught’s Royal Canadian Hussars Officer’s Cap Badge certificate_of_authenticity where he contracted Rhumatic FeverIn frosted silver, maker marked "SCULLY LTD MONTREAL" on the reverse, measuring 44 mm (w) x 52 mm (h), dual screwbacks, one of which is a replacement, scattered silvering wear, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Royal Canadian Hussars (Montreal) derives from the Montreal Volunteer Cavalry (formed in the late eighteenth century). The present regiment perpetuates five cavalry units and one armoured unit: the Royal Montreal Cavalry, the 5th Dragoons, the