Canada, Commonwealth. An Essex Scottish Regiment Officer's Sporran Archive clutching a silvered banner bearing

clutching a silvered banner bearing a raised inscription of “FÜR SCHLESIEN” (“FOR SILESIA”) in its talons

the twelve o’clock arm featuring a fan suspension with an integral loop and suspension ring connecting to a period original full-length neck ribbon

he was taken on strength from the 2nd Brigade and posted to the Canadian Artillery Regimental Depot at Witley

The Order of the Black Star of Benin

the reverse with an integral hinge and banjo-style pinback meeting a round wire catch emanating from a crimped base

Canada, Commonwealth. An Essex Scottish Regiment Officer's Sporran Archive clutching a silvered banner bearingA regiment made famous by their actions on the beaches of Dieppe, the Essex Scottish traditionally wore this style or sporran throughout the second war. A full dress sporran with an engraved brass base and white horsehair with black tassels. It was part of the regiments Highland style uniform. White horsehair front, two of three black tassels remain, featuring an embedded silver regimental badge, reverse well worn in red leather, with original waist