Very unusual second war sweetheart made from collar badges of the Governor General's Horse Guards and the Toronto Scottish. Left and right elements commemorate the 75th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) during the first war, featuring a unicorn above a circle inscribed with "BELGIUM", "FRANCE", "1916", AND "1919", surrounding a prominent "75". The 75th battalion is perpetuated by the Toronto Scottish. The centre element represents the Governor General's Horse Guard. Pin-back, white metal. Maker marked W. Scully Montreal but most likely custom assembled by a jeweler. Approximately 75mm wide.
