A First War 15Th Infantry Canadian Battalion Sweetheart Badge Hold He and his wife had

He and his wife had one son

surface wear evident on the badge

Re-instatement in Civil Employment Act has been explained to this soldier and he has been urged to return to his former employment within the time limit if he is not successful in obtaining the type of work he desires

cotton white disc

In bronze gilt (marked "BRONZE" on the rim)

A First War 15Th Infantry Canadian Battalion Sweetheart Badge Hold He and his wife hadSaskatchewan: Sterling silver with red, green, white and blue enamels, maker marked "LM" and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, 34. 3 mm x 36 mm, horizontal pinback, intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: The 15th Canadian Reserve Battalion (Saskatchewan) was organized at East Sandling on January 4, 1917, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Anson Dulmage, authorized under Routine Order 271 of January 20, 1917. The Battalion was formed by