Canada, Dominion. The 4Th Canadian Mounted Rifles 1914-1919 By Captain S.g. Bennett, M.c., 1926 Archive although it was still often

although it was still often referred to as the "Service Police"

he remained with the last gun of the battery

Petersburg Zolotniki fineness number ""56"" on the integral ring denoting 14ct Gold

and two Spurs (each with a metal yoke (heel band) in the traditional u-shaped arch

Canada, Dominion. The 4Th Canadian Mounted Rifles 1914-1919 By Captain S.g. Bennett, M.c., 1926 Archive although it was still oftenHardcover, black cloth exterior, entitled "The 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles 1914 1919" by Captain S. G. Bennett, M. C. (Late Royal Engineers), with a Foreword by Major General J. H. Elmsley, C. B., C. M. G., D. S. O., printed by the Murray Printing Company Limited of Toronto, Ontario in 1926. The book is "Dedicated to the Officers, Non Commissioned Officers and Men of the 4th Canadian Mounted RIfles who gave Their Lives in The Great War". The cover