United States. A St. Andrew’s Society Of Philadelphia Membership Badge In Gold, C.1951 Hold 6 District Depot in Halifax

6 District Depot in Halifax on September 5

Most have not survived as they were used after the war till they were discarded

in what has come to be known as The Battle of May Island

then retired

in recognition of gallantry and military merits in times of war and peace

United States. A St. Andrew’s Society Of Philadelphia Membership Badge In Gold, C.1951 Hold 6 District Depot in HalifaxIn Rolled Gold with green enamels, weighing 12 grams, maker marked "J. E. C. & CO." (J. E. Caldwell & Company, Philadelphia), marked "R. G." (Rolled Gold) and engraved "PAUL KERLIN GUTHRIE MAY 31, 1951" on the reverse, measuring 28. 7 mm (w) x 42 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, intact enamels, original ribbon, extremely fine. Footnote: The St. Andrews Society of Philadelphia, named in honor of Scotlands patron saint, is believed to be the