Canada. A 102nd Rocky Mountain Rangers Cap Badge C.1910 GTRexclude hardly used

hardly used

which he must have earned in 1935-1936

training ship for Boy Seamen)

and was trained to work as a white collar clerk

The name "Caterpillar Club" simply makes reference to the silk threads that made the original parachutes

Canada. A 102nd Rocky Mountain Rangers Cap Badge C.1910 GTRexclude hardly usedA 102nd Rocky Mountain Rangers Cap Badge c. 1910 42. 5 mm x 44 mm, two piece construction, brass with a silver centerpiece, extremely fine condition. Footnote: In 1898, five independent rifle companies were formed in the interior of British Columbia at Kamloops, Nelson, Kaslo, Rossland and Revelstoke. These units were named by their location (Kamloops Rifle Company etc.) The independent companies were renamed the Rocky Mountain Rangers in 1900 but