A First War Canadian Farm Service Corps Badge 1918 Newly Listed He told many people after

He told many people after the fact

He signed his Attestation Paper with 62nd Infantry Battalion "British Columbia Battalion" on December 6

Already in late 1943

Footnote: The Canadian Ordnance Corps had the task of supplying

Badge for Naval Pilots on Landplanes

A First War Canadian Farm Service Corps Badge 1918 Newly Listed He told many people afterCanada; Bronze, maker marked "T. WIBBY" on the reverse, 19 mm x 27. 7 mm, vertical pinback, extremely fine. Footnote: The Farm Service Corps (Farmerettes) was created in response to the labour shortage during the First World War and was an initiative of the Ontario government, similar in purpose to the national Soldiers of the Soil program, but aimed mainly at women. Its farmerettes assisted in all aspects of farm work, replacing the labour of men