Need to decipher markings
 

I am half way thru my restoration of
a C15A Cab 12 from the southern Alberta area.
I am about to start the body work and took pics of
some markings as I will probably add those back on as
close as possible when I repaint.
The right front fender has a 7 in diameter
cowboy on a bucking bronc is this familiar or
a possible later add on??
The left front fender has a 7X7 in hand painted orange square
with (I believe) " 10" on it.

Both doors have markings as shown in the last photo and
these are the ones I really want to know about!

Any help would muchly be appreciated as I want
return this truck to as close as original.
Thanks again Terry

41st (Reserve) brigade group was the brigade name/number attached to the Alberta militia in Feb of 42. The Z underneath it was normal for a 15cwt Cargo truck, and the numbers underneath that were the typical DND army truck numbers used from 42/43 time period. They were normally 2 digits with a dash and then 3 digits. example: 54-321. This format replaced the earlier format of year followed by 1 followed by sequential number up to 4 digits. example 41-1-1234 .

I can't make out the other lettering.

Markings
 

The Rider and the horse were also on My Bren Carrier. Colin Stevens has an outline of it on His Web Quote M. D. 13 (Alberta & NWT in WWII) Cowboy on bucking bronco. Dark green circle, red thin circle near outer edge. Brown and red cowboy and horse. From a September 11, 1944 "Vehicles markings" official Canadian Army document.

Jeff

That clears some things up, what about the orange
square with a 10 painted on it?
Thanks guys