A First War Royal Coat-Of-Arms Badge certificate_of_authenticity along with some very light
Description
along with some very light surface scarring
His Regiment fell back in 1944 to fight along the Vistula in Poland
He was released March 28th and resumed his rank of Private but ran afoul of the authorities twenty-two months later
Third Class - with swords
1917 and was appointed Acting Bombardier on January 4
A First War Royal Coat-Of-Arms Badge certificate_of_authenticity along with some very lightA First War Royal Coat of Arms Badge; ln Sterling silver and enamels, marked "STERLING" on the reverse, 32. 2 mm x 32. 6 mm, horizontal pinback, intact enamels, extremely fine.
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