Canada, CEF. A Set of Borden’s Motor Machine Gun Battery Collar Insignia Badges GTRexclude composed of an oak leaf

composed of an oak leaf wreath with a German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika (swastika now filed off) at the top

1 A very well-preserved small edition of Mein Kampf

with single rank pip on each board

with finely executed yellow and red enameling

in the Dodecanese

Canada, CEF. A Set of Borden’s Motor Machine Gun Battery Collar Insignia Badges GTRexclude composed of an oak leafIn bronze, unmarked, consisting of a tank, with a maple leaf above a banner that reads CANADA, reverse dual lugs, 20. 4 mm (h) x 40 mm (w), extremely fine. Footnote: The Borden's Armoured Battery was named after the Prime Minister Robert Borden; however, the name was changed during the spring of 1915 to Borden's Motor Machine Gun Battery. The unit was one of the early armoured car units formed by Canada in 1914, named after the Prime Minister, Sir