France, Republic. A Noble And Knightly Association Of The Cross Of Constantine The Great, C.1952 Hold he was transferred to the

he was transferred to the 4th Canadian Reserve Battalion at Witley

It is tied together via strings and two holes on the far side of each page

The Skull and Wings emblem was an adapted version of unit’s commanding officer Major James Philphott’s personal insignia

complete with a period safety pin holding it in position on the underside

France, Republic. A Noble And Knightly Association Of The Cross Of Constantine The Great, C.1952 Hold he was transferred to the(Noble Association Chevaleresque de la Croix de Constantin le Grand). Instituted on 24 November 1952. A likely Noble and Knightly Association of the Cross of Constantine the Great, the badge is constructed of bronze, presenting a Byzantine cross enamelled in light blue, with a wide gilded border, in between the arms of the cross are red enamelled flames, the obverse centre presents a red crown and letter K over a field of blue enamel, surrounded by a