A First War Canadian Trench Cap 1918 By Schneiders & Sons Buy Now Johnston's Will left everything to

Johnston's Will left everything to his wife

was "a veteran having enlisted in 1942

hence an early award)

he trained as a Shoemaker and was so employed within the reinforcement organization for his continued stay in England

with a small chip adjacent to the second row of the tightly wrapped twisted brass wire

A First War Canadian Trench Cap 1918 By Schneiders & Sons Buy Now Johnston's Will left everything toA First War Canadian Trench Cap 1918 A rare and difficult to come by trench cap with all attractive characteristics; This cap has been worn and demonstrates a pleasing degree of period soiling. It has zero mothing. At one point there was a cap badge ion place using a slider with the oxidation on the interior still visable. Well marked: S. Schneiders & Sons 7 1 8, 1918 as well as broad arrow marked. Original chinstrap and leather buttons, overall