A First War Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Cap Badge Auction Air Gunner's Badge and Operational

Air Gunner's Badge and Operational Wings for his World War II service

McKay was declared missing and presumed dead from 443 Squadron when the aircraft did not return to base

number 41343 (for service in France) and the War Service Badge Class "B"

the wire on the raised border of he brim has fragmented in places exposing the orange fabric support underneath

as removed from uniform

A First War Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Cap Badge Auction Air Gunner's Badge and OperationalA First War Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Cap Badge Browning brass, unmarked, 29. 5 mm x 43 mm, intact lugs, light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: The headquarters on mobilization was Valcartier, Quebec. The Battalion sailed October 3, 1914 with a strength of 33 officers and 1,083 men under the command of Lieutenant Colonel F. D. Farquhar, DSO. (C: 4)