Canada, CEF. A Borden’s Motor Machine Gun Battery Cap Badge Auction enamel chipping and crazing evident

enamel chipping and crazing evident on the centrepiece)

This medal may also be referred to as the "Commemorative Victory Medal"

badge weighs 26

An Iron Cross First Class 1939 by Wilhelm Deumer -  Silver frame

Canada, CEF. A Borden’s Motor Machine Gun Battery Cap Badge Auction enamel chipping and crazing evidentIn bronze, unmarked, consisting of a maple leaf base, superimposed on a tank, a banner running along the lower edge reads CANADA, reverse dual lugs, 45. 7 mm (h) x 45 mm (w), extremely fine. Footnote: The letters "BAB" represent "Bordens Armoured Battery" named after the Prime Minister Robert Borden; the name was changed during the spring of 1915 to Borden's Motor Machine Gun Battery. The unit was one of the early armoured car units formed by Canada