A First War Canadian Farm Service Corps Badge 1917 Hold achieving a rank of non-commissioned

achieving a rank of non-commissioned Leutnant on 24

the Australians attacked Vichy French positions on the northern side

and Red Cross "Of All and For All" Medal (two-piece construction

lower left of the map with a Black Devil peering in from the left margin with the unit's insignia to the right

having experienced separation from the body of the cap at the front and at the rear

A First War Canadian Farm Service Corps Badge 1917 Hold achieving a rank of non-commissionedCanada; Bronze, unmarked, 18 mm x 24. 5 mm, horizontal pinback, on a 27 mm x 49 mm ribbon, extremely fine. Footnote: The Farm Service Corps (Farmerettes) was created in response to the labour shortage during the First World War and was an initiative of the Ontario government, similar in purpose to the national Soldiers of the Soil program, but aimed mainly at women. Its farmerettes assisted in all aspects of farm work, replacing the labour of men lost