Canada. A Lot Of Twenty-Four Lapel Badges GTRexclude then served in the Pacific

then served in the Pacific Fleet and on escort vessels in the Atlantic during the First World War

marked “STERLING BMCo”  below a hallmark on reverse

ring marked “OL”

Norddeutscher Lloyd was willing to finance the enterprise

Canada. A Lot Of Twenty-Four Lapel Badges GTRexclude then served in the PacificIncludes: CEF For Service At The Front (numbered "49872"), 144th Infantry Battalion "Winnipeg Rifles", Elementary Flying Training School (EFTS), British Columbia Dragoons, British Columbia Regiment (Duke of Connaught's Own Rifles), three Canadian Army Service Corps (one with a fine link chain with clip), four Royal Canadian Army Service Corps, two Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps, Canadian Corps Reunion Toronto 1938, Year of the Veteran 2005, three