Canada, Commonwealth. A Lorne Rifles (Scottish) Shoulder Belt Plate, C.1935 United Republic of with minor loss of finish

with minor loss of finish evident and with possible loss of reverse hardware

1852 by Napoleon III and awarded for courage and devotion to duty

The exterior is flanked by two integrated cotton belt loops

demonstrating minor loss of finish with consequent oxidation around the edges

with a tapered vertical pin and a barrel hinge and a flat wire catch

Canada, Commonwealth. A Lorne Rifles (Scottish) Shoulder Belt Plate, C.1935 United Republic of with minor loss of finishBadge in solid silver, measuring 75. 3 mm (w) x 107. 5 mm (h), the badge affixed to an 89. 5 mm (w) x 105. 5 mm (h) thick brass support plate via three screwposts with their nuts intact, the brass support plate with large studs placed in all four corners for placement upon a shoulder belt, light surface wear and pitting on the badge, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Lorne Rifles (Scottish) originated in Milton, Ontario in September 1866, when the