The following photograph is currently listed on ebay. Does anyone know what the large patch or armband is underneath his formation sign?
"Real Photo pc. of Cdn WWI Soldier who was designated a “Driver:” This is #1033274, James Alving Knight from Sherbrooke Que. He was born in Providence Rhode Island in Nov. 1886 and attested in Sherbrooke on Aug 24th, 1916. Very clear photo of Knight with collars that I can’t make out, his “Ambulance Driver shoulder badge, his braided lanyard, his Divisional patch, another larger Arm Band and a single stripe with fancy design. On back in pencil is the following information, Driver J.A.Knight....#1033274, James Alving Knight...1916...Ambulance Driver Title on Shoulder, 207th Battalion. Not sue how it all fits together, but that’s what it says. Good clear photo."
"Real Photo pc. of Cdn WWI Soldier who was designated a “Driver:” This is #1033274, James Alving Knight from Sherbrooke Que. He was born in Providence Rhode Island in Nov. 1886 and attested in Sherbrooke on Aug 24th, 1916. Very clear photo of Knight with collars that I can’t make out, his “Ambulance Driver shoulder badge, his braided lanyard, his Divisional patch, another larger Arm Band and a single stripe with fancy design. On back in pencil is the following information, Driver J.A.Knight....#1033274, James Alving Knight...1916...Ambulance Driver Title on Shoulder, 207th Battalion. Not sue how it all fits together, but that’s what it says. Good clear photo."