Description
This type of watch was not worn by every pilot
A Second War Calgary Highlanders (Calgary
The use of carmine indicates personnel attached to Corps and Group leadership
in slightly worn conidian
Sikes attended the Central Flying School in July 1940 and was posted to No
Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Canadian Highland Light Infantry Insignia Republic of This type of watch wasThis lot includes: 1)A Pair of Canadian Highland Light Infantry Collar Badges: In aluminum, 32. 4 mm, lugs intact, extremely fine. 2)A Canadian Highland Light Infantry Collar Badge: In aluminum and metal gilt, 31mm, lugs intact with pin, extremely fine. 3) A Canadian Highland Light Infantry Cap Badge: In aluminum, 57. 7 mm, lugs intact, extremely fine condition. 4) A Canadian Highland Light Infantry Insignia: Embroidered in gold bullion wire and green