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Two Gold First War Canadian Badges Archive as a Private (3190318) as a Private (3190318) Footnote: Established in 1922 by King Faisal I The Battalion sailed October 3 WWI 13th Infantry Battalion Gold Stickpin Gold
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Two Gold First War Canadian Badges Archive as a Private (3190318)

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