A First War British And Commonwealth Badge Belt Hold Trawlers and Drifters of the

Trawlers and Drifters of the Auxiliary Patrol during the period in question have carried out their duties under extremely arduous and hazardous conditions of weather and exposure to enemy attack and mines with marked zeal

It acquired its Toronto affiliation in 1935 and a new numerical designation

A Case for the Order of Henry the Lion - for the Officer’s Cross

contact marks on the WM

A First War British And Commonwealth Badge Belt Hold Trawlers and Drifters of theA First War British and Commonwealth Badge Belt; This webbed fabric khaki belt has a leather tab with six adjustable holes at the right end and a magnetic metal buckle stitched to a tab at the left end, a leather tab stitched along the bottom edge at the buckle end, the belt with twenty seven items attached: four cap badges (British The King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment), bronze, 35 mm x 56 mm; British The Royal Highlanders "Black Watch", white