A Group Attributed To Lieutenant-Colonel Peter R. Bingham; 1St Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment Auction Archive July 6th 1944 he served

July 6th 1944 he served with the 106th SS signal division until the end of the war

knotted at either end and forming loops for placement around buttons on a visor cap

/ That mark our place

while later and more common examples have a pin on reverse

A Group Attributed To Lieutenant-Colonel Peter R. Bingham; 1St Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment Auction Archive July 6th 1944 he servedColonel's Left & Right Facing Collar Tab Pair (red wool upper wrapped around a burlap frame, strip of braided maroon embroidery running length wise in the centre, with a 13. 7 mm ERII General Service brass button at the termination point on the strip, 34 mm x 93 mm each); Canadian Paratrooper Wings Badge (silver and gold coloured bullion wire, in various textures, on a black wool base, 35 mm x 98 mm, glue residue on the reverse from previous board