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A substantial World War I Canadian “hate belt,” constructed on a leather waist belt and densely mounted with an extensive assortment of Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) regimental badges, sweetheart pins, and uniform buttons. The assemblage includes a range of identifiable Canadian units, with numerous numbered battalion badges (including examples such as the 123rd, 124th, and 75th Battalions), maple leaf “Overseas Battalion” devices, and provincial designations including Ontario and Western Ontario. Prominently featured is a large “For King and Empire” badge, emblematic of Canadian WWI service, along with crown motifs and artillery insignia. The belt is constructed in the traditional manner of trench art or soldier-made souvenir belts, likely assembled over time by a serviceman collecting insignia from comrades, units, or battlefield exchanges. The dense, overlapping arrangement reflects Canadian participation in the Great War.
38.5 x 3in.
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Heavy wear consistent with age and period use. Leather belt exhibits dryness, cracking, and areas of surface loss. Numerous badges and buttons show patina, oxidation, and occasional bending or looseness. Some elements may be period reattached or shifted over time. Overall stable and displays well.
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The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq.