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Old 10-10-12, 04:33 PM
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Lieutenant Colonel H.F.G. Letson, 1929-1930

Note he is wearing the Cap badge without the "South Africa 1899-1900" battle honour, which was finally awarded in 1933.
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Old 10-10-12, 04:36 PM
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Default 6th Regiment, Duke of Connaught's Own Rifles

Here's Sgt Moscrop in 1902
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Old 10-10-12, 04:44 PM
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Trooper Otto Victor Feist (later KIA) while the Regt was still an Infantry unit. Taken in 1940, and the same man circa 1943, note the wearing berets which were still a novelty to the men.
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Old 10-10-12, 04:52 PM
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Officers pose after the Trooping of the colours parade, April 1925. They are wearing the same badges as its perpetuated battalion the 7th (1st BC).
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Old 05-12-12, 04:51 PM
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Vancouver Regt Uniform, I'm 100% sure the collars are not correct but the tunic, cap badge and buttons are.

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Old 05-12-12, 05:14 PM
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Hello DCOR, great images. Re Tpr O.Feist, the first image. The date must be later than 1940, as no formation patches were authorirzed for the 4th Div until at least mid 1941. Is Tpr. Feist related to the singer Feist?
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Old 05-12-12, 06:47 PM
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Vancouver Regt Uniform, I'm 100% sure the collars are not correct but the tunic, cap badge and buttons are.

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I think the collars are RCAF/RAF Volunteer Reserve.
The cap badge is an ORs. The officers had silver /gilt.
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Vancouver Regt Uniform, I'm 100% sure the collars are not correct but the tunic, cap badge and buttons are.

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I think you are looking for collars similar to these. Usually seem to be a number of good, matched pairs around.
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Old 12-12-12, 04:43 AM
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Yes, they look correct, thanks
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Hi, I'm not certain about Tpr Fiest relation...

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David,
The collars you pictured are for the Irish Fusiliers of Canada (The Vancouver Regiment).
The Vancouver Regiment collar can be seen in this eBay listing.
Please note: All gilding metal
Tablet: "29TH BN. C.E.F."
Scroll: "VANCOUVER REGIMENT/1ST BN."

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