Germany, Imperial. A Mixed Lot of Army Belt Buckles visually-hidden would undoubtedly have suffered heavy

would undoubtedly have suffered heavy casualties from the enemy post referred to and the attack would have been held up at that point

Accompanied by copies of his Non-Permanent Active Militia of Canada Enrolment Form

He is documented as being at Allied Force Headquarters

with some oxidation and loss of paint visible to the core

Stitched onto the cap in the centre of the cap band is an additional insignia in the form of a winged tricolour wreath and cockade

Germany, Imperial. A Mixed Lot of Army Belt Buckles visually-hidden would undoubtedly have suffered heavy(Grtelschnallen). A mixed lot of Army belt buckles, including: 1. A Prussian 1895 pattern EM NCOs buckle, constructed of silvered and gilded brass, the obverse bearing a central raised crown, situated within a ribbed ring bearing an inscription of GOTT MIT UNS (GOD WITH US) with laurel branches, the reverse with a loop and attachment claws on a functional roller, unmarked, measuring 62 mm (w) x 48 mm (h), demonstrating some denting to the centrepiece,