He was transferred to the 3rd Canadian Convalescent Depot in Hastings on May 7
IRAQ (2727 SEPOY INA IT KHAN
Highly desirable Crosses by this maker were known to be favorites of German WWI flying aces like Oswald Boelcke
fine to very fine condition
with period buckle fastened to Sebastopol bar
A First War 112Th Battalion Nova Scotia Overseas Battalion Insignia Cef Newly Listed He was transferred to theWWI 112th Battalion "Nova Scotia Overseas Battalion" Insignia CEF Cap Badge (pickled brass, maker marked "M S BROWN" on the reverse, 40. 8 mm x 44. 6 mm, intact lugs); and two Collar Tabs (pickled brass, unmarked, 28. 7 mm x 33. 5 mm each, intact lugs). Extremely fine. Footnote: The Battalion was raised in Nova Scotia with mobilization headquarters at Windsor, Nova Scotia under the authority of G. O. 151, December 22, 1915. The Battalion sailed July