WWI 1st Hussars Canadian Light Horse Cap Badge
Brass, maker marked J.R. GAUNT LONDON, 39 mm x 49 mm, intact lugs, excellent stamping, near mint. Footnote: The Canadian Light Horse Regiment was formed by volunteers from the Royal North West Mounted Police, the 1st Hussars, the 16th Canadian Light Horse and the 19th Alberta Dragoons, with each unit wearing its own badges.
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