6Th Fusiliers (Hochelaga Light Infantry) Fur Cap Grenade certificate_of_authenticity were broken up by artillery

were broken up by artillery salvoes from 1st Commonwealth Division

A Numbered 1933 EM-SS Dagger by Robert Klass - The upper and lower crossguards are of plated nickel-silver variety

the Royal Navy shore establishment at Gosport and home to the submarine service

marked "900" silver and numbered "224" on the reverse

6Th Fusiliers (Hochelaga Light Infantry) Fur Cap Grenade certificate_of_authenticity were broken up by artillery6th Fusiliers (Hochelaga Light Infantry) Fur Cap Grenade Other ranks in brass, 96mm, missing lugs, otherwise very fine. Footnote: The 6th Fusiliers were raised as the 6th Battalion Volunteer Militia Rifles with headquarters at Montreal January 31st 1862. Effective June 5th 1865 the designation altered to the 6th Battalion Volunteer Militia Rifles of Canada, or the (Hochelaga Light Infantry). In December 1875 the regiment was converted to a fusilier