He signed his Union Defence Force Attestation Paper as a Private (77843) with the 5th South African Infantry Brigade
Battery of the Artillery Regiment 96
then promoted to Quartermaster Sergeant on March 30th and accepted in the appointment as Quartermaster Clerk on April 1st
With original C
which he presented as the "Dicta Boelcke"
Japan, Empire. A Lot Of Nine Second War Badges certificate_of_authenticity He signed his Union DefenceOne in black cotton with yellow screen printed text, five in bronze, one of which is silvered, while another has red, white, light blue and dark blue enamels, three are aluminum (one with red, white and light blue enamels, one with red enamels, one with blue paint), in various sizes, five with pinbacks, two with prongs, ranging from fine to near extremely fine.