A French Volunteer Charlemagne Collar Tab Auction Archive plus straps sewn on either

plus straps sewn on either side at the rear with snap closures for the feeding through of the goggles strap

but circumstances prevented their return to Kamloops

on June 25th

a leather tab stitched in place at the right end with three holes for length adjustment

at Ravina Barracks in Toronto

A French Volunteer Charlemagne Collar Tab Auction Archive plus straps sewn on eitherWoven in grey threads on black wool, with standard buckram backing; unworn, in mint condition; a typical Dachau made tab. It is certain that the collar tab was manufactured, but no evidence surfaced if it was ever issued and worn. Footnote: The 33rd Waffen Grenadier SS Division Charlemagne was made up with French Volunteers. They were known to be amongst the last German formations to see action in a fierce battle during the closing days of World War