A First War Toronto Scottish Officer's Glengarry Badge In Silver Archive achieving the rank of Leading

achieving the rank of Leading Aircraftman on June 12th

reverse is inscribed in black ink "Feldpost" above "Fraulein Auguste Thiessenhnsa"

Discussions of a "Home Guard" for British Columbia began as early as January 1942

from Indian Harbor

A First War Toronto Scottish Officer's Glengarry Badge In Silver Archive achieving the rank of LeadingA Toronto Scottish Glengarry Badge; on a wreath of thistles, the Cross of St. Andrew in sterling silver; centre of the badge with a maple leaf, both interfacing an annulus inscribed with the motto Carry On; a second annulus placed on the centre of the maple leaf is inscribed Belgium, France, and 1916 1919; a unicorn's head in the center of the badge; the upper and lower ends of the wreath are two scrolls, the upper inscribed Toronto and the lower