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Old 01-11-19, 03:19 PM
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Default Canadian Malamute Company, North Russia Expeditionary Force

Hi,

Attached is an image of a rare 'Malamutes Canada' shoulder badge worn by soldiers of the Canadian Malamute Company in North Russia 1918-19.

It must be quite a rare beast, I wonder if forum members can point to any other examples or badges specifically associated with this unit?

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Old 08-11-19, 12:59 AM
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Hi,

Attached is an image of a rare 'Malamutes Canada' shoulder badge worn by soldiers of the Canadian Malamute Company in North Russia 1918-19.

It must be quite a rare beast, I wonder if forum members can point to any other examples or badges specifically associated with this unit?

Thanks, NR1919
A rare shoulder title .i got one this year! Hens tooth category for sure!

The guy to ask is Bill Donaldson .
I don't know if he is on this forum though.

He collects Syren Force stuff.
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Old 08-11-19, 01:15 PM
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If I understand your question, you are asking if there is any other distinctive badging thtat the Malamute contingent wore. The answer is no, as far as I understand, only the shoulder title was unique.
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