Canada, Commonwealth. A Royal 22Nd Regiment Silver Cigarette Case GTRexclude The Army and Air Force

The Army and Air Force citation was known as the "Distinguished Unit Badge" during the Korean War era

Ustasha Treasure Guard Badge (in die-stamped silvered bronze

presented on a 90 mm-long magnetic metal bar with horizontal pin and a black woven liner on reverse

but subsequently re-erected and remains a prominent feature on the square today

Canada, Commonwealth. A Royal 22Nd Regiment Silver Cigarette Case GTRexclude The Army and Air ForceA lovely silver cigarette case, the exterior lid, presenting the badge of the 22nd Royal Regiments, with the regiment details below in gilt 3 R22eR, a light etching of a mountain with gilt details marked K24 in the lower right corner, the reverse plain, the interior bearing an ornate metal chain across the base to contain cigarettes, marked 53 in the lower right corner of the interior lid, measures 84mm (w) x 160mm (l) x 14mm (d), weighs 170. 5, dark