Infantry Badge - Bronze Grade GTRexclude Accompanied by copies of his
Description
Accompanied by copies of his Service Records and No
where he became patron of the New Plymouth Ex-Royal Navalmen's Association and a life member of the Returned Services' Association
so glad my Cameron Highlanders should have been amongst them"
E-56 in July 1917 and then returned to spare crew
a list accompanying the original group of medals (not included with the MBE) indicating he was the recipient of the 1939-45 Star
Infantry Badge - Bronze Grade GTRexclude Accompanied by copies of hisInfantry Badge Bronze Grade in zinc alloy, unmarked, very fine quality, retains 100% finish, catch broken off otherwise mint condition.
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