Germany, Sa. A Flag Bearer’s Gorget With Chain GTRexclude 27th September 1901]: "Alfred Lingard

27th September 1901]: "Alfred Lingard Green

soon after the outbreak of the First World War and the subsequent call to arms in the Dominion of Canada

with various maker marks evident on the reverse of six of the badges

the exterior with a green paint bearing black ink instructions and a maker’s mark of “THE CURRAN CORPORATION

Germany, Sa. A Flag Bearer’s Gorget With Chain GTRexclude 27th September 1901]: "Alfred LingardA very fine example of a SA SS Flag Bearers Gorget with chain; constructed of nickel silver (non magnetic), with a center applique consisting of a nickel plated roundel featuring a SA early SS belt buckle motif superimposed on gilded sun rays; with two decorated bosses on the obverse, one on the top left and top right corners; the reverse with two hooks for suspension, and a long interloped chain; the reverse of the gorget itself lined with black