Canada, United Kingdom, Jamaica. Nine First And Second War Badges Archive surface rust evident on the

surface rust evident on the hinge

Second belt has an oval buckle with one prong in brass on the right end of the belt

to mark the circumstances of the sinking of the Cunard liner RSM Lusitania in May 1915

as he was a resident engineer on the Tagert Dam Project in Colorado

11 District Depot in Vancouver

Canada, United Kingdom, Jamaica. Nine First And Second War Badges Archive surface rust evident on theIncludes: five Canadian Badges: First War Canadian Engineer Cap Badge (in bronze, voided, maker marked "J. R. GAUNT LONDON" on the reverse, measuring 42. 5 mm (w) x 47. 7 mm (h), both prongs intact, one of which has been re soldered); Royal Canadian Engineers Cap Badge (in bronze, voided, measuring 47 mm (w) x 48. 8 mm, one of two prongs intact); Essex and Kent Scottish Glengarry Badge (in white metal, measuring 50 mm (w) x 69. 2 mm (h), both lugs