in order "To complete Dental Studies"
with a white enamel banner under the base inscribed NOBLESSE OBLIGE (Nobility Obligates)
which includes the spike (with five ventilation holes and an ornate design at the base)
Naming has been shaved and privately re-engraved in capitals
Canada, CEF. A Lot of Five Badges Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic in order "To complete DentalA Red Cross Society Pin, brass and enamels, horizontal pins, near very fine. A Memorial Defence Company badge, in pickled brass, two lugs on the reverse, near very fine. A Canada 60 Years Jubilee medal, in silver, marked STERLING, worn on ribbon with silver hanger, very fine. A 21st A. H badge, in picked brass, two lugs on the reverse, light wear, very fine. A Royal Canadian Army Veterinary Corps, in brass and white metal, one bent lug on the reverse