Army Flak Badge; Very Rare “Pillow-Crimp” Version certificate_of_authenticity Gittings Ave

Gittings Ave

gilt wear on the buckles

both strongly fortified by the Germans

WWI 121st Infantry Battalion Shoulder Title Pair CEF -  Browning copper

Footnote: King George V bestowed on the permanent force of the organization the title "The Royal Canadian Corps of Signals" on June 15

Army Flak Badge; Very Rare “Pillow-Crimp” Version certificate_of_authenticity Gittings AveArmy Flak Badge, in zinc, very good quality badge, in extremely fine condition; unmarked (maker of the badge is unknown), this particular type is known as Pillow Crimp badge due to its reverse hardware set up; a very rare version of the Army Flak Badge, and very desirable.