Wwi 1915 On War Service Badge Archive he was transferred to the

he was transferred to the 1st Canadian Infantry Battalion in Western Europe on March 8th

LG entries

19 mm x 21

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Wwi 1915 On War Service Badge Archive he was transferred to theWWI On War Service Munitions Worker Home Front Badge, 1915 Brass, marked "L" and maker marked "J. R. GAUNT & SON Ltd LONDON" on the reverse, numbered "82732" on the buttonhole attachment, very crisp detail, 26 mm x 42. 6 mm, light contact, very fine. Footnote: One reason for the issue of the On War Service badges was that when the war began, voluntary enlistment was unregulated and skilled men were joining up and leaving companies with a shortage of