Canada, Commonwealth. A Scarce Prince Rupert Regimental Machine Gun Officer’s Cap Badge Hold An extremely well-preserved Heer dress

An extremely well-preserved Heer dress bayonet

the reverse with a maker’s mark of “MORITZ HAUSCH

the center of the head in loops matching embroidery

German U-boat fleet Commander

before being discharged to duty on December 14th

Canada, Commonwealth. A Scarce Prince Rupert Regimental Machine Gun Officer’s Cap Badge Hold An extremely well-preserved Heer dressIn bronze with silvered accents, the badge presents a stylised maple leaf with crossed guns superimposed on the badge, both lugs intact on the reverse, unmarked, measuring 41. 8 mm (w) x 41. 3 mm (l), with beautiful, dark and even patina with a very crisp overlay, in near mint condition. Footnote: The Prince Rupert Regiment (MG) was authorized as a reserve unit of the Canadian Army (Reserve), with localization at Prince Rupert, British Columbia. The