A First War Canadian Officer's Visor Cap Trench Art Newly Listed Inside has a leather-framed cradle

Inside has a leather-framed cradle supporting a blackened canvas liner with underlying burlap support and leather backer

The British sent a large force to track down and destroy the victorious German cruiser squadron in the Falkland Islands

folded and stitched at the ends

along with eagles head)

silver insignia overlaying a pickled copper base

A First War Canadian Officer's Visor Cap Trench Art Newly Listed Inside has a leather-framed cradleA First War Canadian Officer's Visor Cap Trench Art Fabricated from a brass shell casing, weighing 710 grams, marked on the bottom with four sets of markings: the British Broad Arrow insignia over a circled "1" over "10 6 16", "18 PR" over "II", "MD Co" over "EMT", and dated "1916". The sidewall of the shell is severed about 27 mm from the base, with an additional lip maintained on one side and adjusted to protrude away from the casing, and when