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1998.132.006
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1998.132
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Badge, Collar
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Royal [Canadian] Artillery collar badge
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Royal [Canadian] Artillery collar badge
Collar Badge - Royal [Canadian] Artillery. It is an artillery badge as it has seven flames on the grenade as opposed to the Engineers' nine flames.
The Corps Badge (The Royal Arms). On 10 July 1832 King William IV granted the Royal Regiment of Artillery and the Corps of Royal Engineers permission to wear on their appointments the Royal Arms and Supporters, together with a cannon and the mottoes "Ubique" above the cannon and "Quo Fas et Gloria Ducunt" below it.
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