Canada, Commonwealth. A Knight's of Columbus War Service's Officer's Tunic, Named United Republic of with some enamel chipping

with some enamel chipping

SOLINGEN” (formerly the firm of Alexander Coppel)

and lightning bolts in the other within a thick laurel wreath with berries and a ribbon at the six o’clock position

Grand Commander - wears the badge on a bow

Canada, Commonwealth. A Knight's of Columbus War Service's Officer's Tunic, Named United Republic of with some enamel chippingAn interesting example highlighting the Volunteer Services Canada fielded during the war, featuring a quality manufacture wool olive green tunic, manufactured by H. J. NICOLL & CO LTD, London, named to Cpl. McHugh on label in interior right pocket, tunic presents all matching brass buttons with 4 button closure as well as two scalloped breast pockets, with extremely high quality bullion Knight's of Columbus War Services badges on each sleeve 5 cm (w)