Canada: Canadian Infantry

Publisher: Raphael Tuck & Sons
Description

Illustration of infantryman in trench with Canadian General Service Badge above

Physical description
1 postcard : 14 x 9 cm
On front and back
[Front] Canada -- Canadian Infantry
[Back] Printed in the United Kingdom -- Copyright London -- Colonial Badges and their wearers -- Raphael Tuck & Sons -- "Oilette" -- Postcard No. 3160 -- Art pbllisher to their majesties the king & queen -- By Appointment -- Tuck's Postcard -- carte postale -- (For Address Only) -- Canada. Until a few years ago the various regiments of Canada possessed their own distinctive titles, such, for instance, as the "Winnipeg Rities," the "Three Rivers Infantry," etc., but they are now known only by the number of the battalion. The universal badge of the maple leaf is worn with very exceptions on the capy and the battalion badge on the collar. The homage and gratitude of the whole empire goes out to the Canadians for the heroic part they have played in the Great War.
Keywords
Infantry
Military decorations
Genre
Postcards
Type of resource
Still Image
Language
English
Part of
Philip Francis Postcard Collection
Identifier
MsC216-0317
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