Germany, Daf. An Insignia For Private Railway Concerns, By M. Kutsch certificate_of_authenticity the obverse centre with a

the obverse centre with a circular white medallion bearing a gilt-edged red enamel Greek cross within a black enamel ring inscribed ORDO TEUT

the 144th Infantry Battalion was absorbed into the 18th Reserve Battalion at Seaford on January 12

While these badges were unofficial

Foonote: John Stewart More was born Cremore Ontario in 1887 and worked as a Farmer until he enlisted with the CEF in August 1915

Germany, Daf. An Insignia For Private Railway Concerns, By M. Kutsch certificate_of_authenticity the obverse centre with a(DAF Mtzenabzeichen Klein und Privatbahnen). A special emblem for employees of private railway companies, constructed of silvered, pressed sheet metal, presenting as a DAF cogwheel above a winged train wheel, the reverse presents four prongs intact, maker marked RZM M1 58 for M. Kutsch, Attendorn, measuring 67. 70 mm (w) x 28. 37 mm (h), and in good condition. Footnote: The special cap insigne was worn by members of public streetcar firms whose