A First War Mark Ii Grey Canada General Service Helmet Hold His reputation for efficiency led

His reputation for efficiency led to the late 19th century English phrase "everything's all Sir Garnet"

Chancellorsville

Footnote: The Battalion was raised and mobilized in Calgary

Turin approval stamp illustrating the Royal coat-of-arms in the centre in black ink between the two other stamps

A Polish Order of Virtuti Militari - in silvered bronze (silver nearly completely worn off

A First War Mark Ii Grey Canada General Service Helmet Hold His reputation for efficiency ledBritish made, steel, magnetic, in bluish gray, with multiple layers of paint having been applied, Canada General Service insignia stencilled in red paint on the front. The protective edge of the helmet in a magnetic steel. It is stamped "HS 36" ("HS" indicating the steel manufacturer, Hadfield Limited of Sheffield (1916 1919); and "36" the steel batch number) on the underside of the helmet at the front. The inside is hollow, missing its steel framed