Canada, CEF. A Lot of Two Pairs of Regimental Collar Badges (218th Edmonton / 202nd Sportsman’s) visually-hidden 2 grams (including ribbon) and

2 grams (including ribbon) and is on its period ribbon with a hook and eye

He was known as 'Hi' Living in 1938 when he starred in the final game with the Montreal Nationals that won the Imperials the ORFU championship

import marked and hallmarked on the bottom

the reverse with a horizontal pinback and functional locking mechanism

Canada, CEF. A Lot of Two Pairs of Regimental Collar Badges (218th Edmonton / 202nd Sportsman’s) visually-hidden 2 grams (including ribbon) and1. A pair of 218th (Edmonton, Alberta) Canadian Expeditionary Force Battalion collar badges, constructed of pickled brass, with both lugs intact on the reverse and including a cotter pin each, unmarked, measuring 25. 5 mm in diameter, in near extremely fine condition. 2. A pair of 202nd (Sportsmans) Canadian Expeditionary Force Battalion collar badges, constructed of pickled brass, with both lugs intact on the reverse and including a cotter pin each,