A First War Canadian Engineers Insignia Set Newly Listed maker marked "Pareja" on the

maker marked "Pareja" on the reverse cartouche

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functional push button - slightly bent so the case opens and closes without pushing the button

1895 in Winnipeg and signed his Officers' Declaration Paper as a Lieutenant with the 144th Infantry Battalion "Winnipeg Rifles"

a Special Proficiency Trade Badge (khaki and brown embroidery on brown wool

A First War Canadian Engineers Insignia Set Newly Listed maker marked "Pareja" on theCanada; Cap Badge (pickled brass, maker marked "RODEN BROS TORONTO 1917" on the reverse, 40. 2 mm x 51 mm, both lugs intact); and two Collar Tabs (browning copper, unmarked, 28 mm x 32 mm each, both lugs intact on each). Extremely fine. Footnote: The Canadian Engineers were responsible for all defensive measures, including wiring, trenches, gun enplacements, offensive and defensive mining subways, roads, bridges, railways, medical accommodations,