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but ceremonial attire featured ornate elements like turbans and sashes
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raised 1902 in Lahore disbanded 1922 then re raised 1927
A 29/07/16 Shrapnel wounds arm and leg
WW1 CEF 143rd Infantry Battalion, B.C Bantams cap badge. Police & Prisons but ceremonial attire featured ornateLovely looking badge with just the right age patina. The 143rd Battalion (British Columbia Bantams), CEF was a unit in the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) during World War I. It was one of the Bantam Battalions, meaning it was composed of men who were below the standard height requirement for military service (typically under 5 feet 4 inches). The battalion was raised in British Columbia in 1916, primarily recruiting from Victoria and Vancouver.
