A Gold Grade Wound Badge By B.h. Mayer's Auction Archive Military Cross in case of
Description
Military Cross in case of issue
about fine
The lugs on either side of the helmet served two purposes: they were mounting points for the heavy brow plate that was designed to be worn with the helmet
England in 1896 and was working as a Farmer in Toronto before he enlisted in the CEF in July 1916
Cooper with a strength of 31 officers and 841 other ranks
A Gold Grade Wound Badge By B.h. Mayer's Auction Archive Military Cross in case ofA Gold Grade Wound Badge by B. H. Mayer's In zinc alloy with gold wash, maker marked 26 for B. H. Mayer's on reverse, very fine.
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