A Second War 14Th Canadian Hussars Cap Badge certificate_of_authenticity It is believed the Seahorse

It is believed the Seahorse received enough damage where she was unable to surface and she and assumed lost

33 mm x 56

33 Canadian Reserve Squadron

Canadian Field Artillery when he died of his wounds on June 5

He was a resident of Montreal when he enlisted as part of the First Draft of the 60th Infantry Battalion "Victoria Rifles of Canada" CEF as a "Bomber" (457052)

A Second War 14Th Canadian Hussars Cap Badge certificate_of_authenticity It is believed the SeahorseA Second War 14th Canadian Hussars Cap Badge (Climax, SK) Bronze gilt, unmarked, 46. 5 mm x 45 mm, intact lugs and pin, scattered gilt loss and surface wear evident on both sides, better than very fine.