A Rare Wwii Hungarian Master Parachutist’s Breast Badge GTRexclude brass wire wrap intact

brass wire wrap intact

Corporal on September 25

letters and correspendence

Footnote: Thomas Frederick Lawler was born in Coldwater Ontario in 1897 and worked as a farmer prior to enlisting in the CEF in April 1916

for the above cited deeds in October 1917 and was discharged at Montreal in May 1919

A Rare Wwii Hungarian Master Parachutist’s Breast Badge GTRexclude brass wire wrap intactA Rare WWII Hungarian Master Parachutists Breast Badge in die struck bronze, enameled, wreath measures 47. 43mm x 65. 43mm, badge weighs 31. 5 grams, with one prong on reverse top (bottom one was broken off), of excellent quality manufacture, each leave being individually enameled, excellent details, in slightly worn condition and extremely rare, with less then 10 original examples known to exist.