WW2 British RAF Incendiary Fuze No42 MK1V Storage Container W/ Insert (Empty) The Knights Cross version was

The Knights Cross version was worn on a ribbon around the bearer’s neck

it was becoming less socially acceptable to openly carry a sword

30 January 1933

The third class of the badge is black in color and was awarded to soldiers who were wounded once or twice by hostile action

As it was intended for issue with the1870 Trial guns

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