Canada, Dominion. A 65Th Regiment, Carabiniers Mont-Royal (Mount Royal Rifles) Helmet Plate With King's Crown, C. 1912 Auction Archive " The hesitation at Fort

" The hesitation at Fort Simpson and

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6) A Red Cross Decoration

COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL OF THE VICTORY 1919" in gold ink over its original French embossed stamping of a rooster and "MEDAILLE COMMEMORATIVE DE LA VICTOIRE 1919" on the lid

receiving the ceremonial Order of the Old Sea Dog in 1925

Canada, Dominion. A 65Th Regiment, Carabiniers Mont-Royal (Mount Royal Rifles) Helmet Plate With King's Crown, C. 1912 Auction Archive " The hesitation at FortIn die stamped patinated bronze, unmarked, voided, measuring 76. 5 mm (w) x 110 mm (h), both lugs intact, scattered patination wear evident on the "65", near extremely fine. The design of this badge is illustrated on page 133 of "Canadian Militia Badges Pre 1914" by Daniel Mazeas (HP. 228.). Footnote: Les Fusiliers Mont Royal originated in Montreal, Quebec on June 18, 1869 as The Mount Royal Rifles. It was re designated as the 65th Battalion, Mount