Canada. A Lot Of Thirteen Royal Canadian Navy Rank And Branch Badges certificate_of_authenticity arriving in Canada on November

arriving in Canada on November 4th

1914 and sailed on October 3

A Sgt BESSETTE failed because he lacked the necessary knowledge of a qualified Junior NCO and was unable to quickly assimilate the instruction given on this course

original ribbon suspended from a traditional Spanish-style horizontal hanger

worn yet better than very fine

Canada. A Lot Of Thirteen Royal Canadian Navy Rank And Branch Badges certificate_of_authenticity arriving in Canada on NovemberOne in royal blue embroidery on white cotton (Petty Officer First Class); three in navy blue embroidery on white cotton (Leading Seaman, Administrative Writer, Pay Writer); four in red embroidery on black wool (Leading Seaman, Naval Airman, Radio Technician, Wireless Telegraphist); and five in white embroidery on black wool (Torpedo Anti Submarine, Bandsman, Radar Plotter, Naval Storesman, Victualling Storesman). Ranging from very fine to extremely