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MATCHED PAIR CANADIAN SIGNALS CORPS JIMMY COLLAR BADGES
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MATCHED PAIR CANADIAN SIGNALS CORPS JIMMY COLLAR BADGES
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This is a set of Jimmies, the nickname of Mercury, the winged messenger. They were used by the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals and are from the 1950's as they were replaced by cloth in the 1960's. They were worn in the crook of sergeants hooks to denote that rank. In the event that t was not enough room because of a large shoulder title and a divisional patch, the Jimmy could be worn directly on the rank stripe. (This information from Tom Bennetts excellent book SKILL AT ARMS) This perfectly matched pair is like new and is complete with backers and pins. They are white metal with copper lugs and each Jimmy is 1 3/8" tall. A nice set for your Canadian badge collection. I will happily combine shipping costs for multiple items and do this automatically. Shipping will be $3.00 anyw in North America, $4.00 for international. Good luck and thanks for looking at one of my many interesting auctions. I ACCEPT MOST PAYMENTS MANY OF WHICH ARE NOT MENTIONED : NO PAYPAL or non-Canadian PERSONAL CHEQUES thank you. CANADA ONLY, Personal Cheques drawn on Canadian bank accounts , if you are prepared to wait two weeks for my bank to clear them ALL MONEY ORDERS; from any banks, grocery or convenience stores. POSTAL MONEY ORDERS; (USA customers can use USPS Domestic Green Money orders as my bank still takes them). BANK TELLERS CHEQUES OR BANK DRAFTS; ...................................... ........................................... ......................................... ...................................... 
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