United Kingdom, Canada. A Mixed Lot of First and Second War Badges Hold small crack to 9 o’clock

small crack to 9 o’clock white enamel obverse arm otherwise intact

he left his estate to his wife

the buckram stiffener tight weave and lightly browned

The injury was traced to that fateful day at Passchendaele: "In Nov

crazing and enamel chipping on the arms

United Kingdom, Canada. A Mixed Lot of First and Second War Badges Hold small crack to 9 o’clockA Mixed lot of 18 First and Second War service and sweetheart badges, including but not limited to: A Second War Newfoundland Service Collar Badge, by J. R GAUNT; For Services Rendered, in white metal, reverse numbered 104435; For Services at the Front, in bronze and enamels, reverse numbered 21246; On War Service 1915 badge, in bronze, reverse numbered 512; Of various compositions, ranging from fine to extremely fine.