United Kingdom. A Lincolnshire Regiment Officer's Helmet Plate, C.1890 Hold 1944 Barth was wounded again

1944 Barth was wounded again and received Silver Grade wound badge

The medal evidences of heroic action was bestowed by Colonel Leland Skaggs

for those firearms whose features don't fit into one of the other five categories

A well-preserved Heer Flak/Artillery Officer’s service tunic

King George V and Queen Mary Silver Jubilee Medal 1935 Award Document From Buckingham Palace (inscribed "By Command of HIS MAJESTY THE KING the accompanying Medal is forwarded to SERGEANT HARRY MAXWELL MACDONALD to be worn in commemoration of Their Majesties' Silver Jubilee 6th May

United Kingdom. A Lincolnshire Regiment Officer's Helmet Plate, C.1890 Hold 1944 Barth was wounded againFour piece construction, insignia and ribbon banner in silvered bronze, mounted to a two piece base in die stamped bronze gilt, each of the insignia secured to the base by a pin, surmounted by the Victorian crown, black felt placed in the voided behind the insignia, measuring 101. 3 mm (w) x 125 mm (h), all three lugs intact, very light contact, extremely fine. Footnote: The Royal Lincolnshire Regiment was a line infantry regiment of the British Army