The silvered bronze crossguard is unique
constructed of heavy card stock with a faux wood exterior
General Assault Badge - in silvered zinc
Such positions also allowed him to play a central role in training the militia forces who repelled the Bay of Pigs Invasion and bringing the Soviet nuclear-armed ballistic missiles to Cuba
A single interior pocket is located at the upper left breast flap
Canada, Cef. A Canadian Army Medical Corps Framed Photograph, Lieutenant-Colonel James Edgar Davey United Republic of The silvered bronze crossguard isPortrait photograph in black and white, illustrating a group of eight Canadian Army Medical Corps officers in full dress uniform, in a studio setting, four of the officers seated, the other four standing behind the seated officers, with Lieutenant Colonel James Edgar Davey seated second from the left in the front row, the image area of the photograph measuring 345 mm (w) x 261 mm (h), matted, under glass and contained within a 535 mm (w) x 435 mm (h)