Germany, Daf. An Insignia For Private Railway Concerns, By M. Kutsch certificate_of_authenticity While these badges were unofficial

While these badges were unofficial

These sorties have included such important targets as Kiel

FFootnote: From the collection of approximately 900 German buckles accumulated by John R

Foonote: John Stewart More was born Cremore Ontario in 1887 and worked as a Farmer until he enlisted with the CEF in August 1915

the end straps secured at the front with two brass General Service insignia buttons

Germany, Daf. An Insignia For Private Railway Concerns, By M. Kutsch certificate_of_authenticity While these badges were unofficial(DAF Mtzenabzeichen Klein und Privatbahnen). A special emblem for employees of private railway companies, constructed of silvered, pressed sheet metal, presenting as a DAF cogwheel above a winged train wheel, the reverse presents four prongs intact, maker marked RZM M1 58 for M. Kutsch, Attendorn, measuring 67. 70 mm (w) x 28. 37 mm (h), and in good condition. Footnote: The special cap insigne was worn by members of public streetcar firms whose