United Kingdom, Canada. A Mixed Lot of First and Second War Badges GTRexclude P" above a lamp hallmark

P" above a lamp hallmark

constructed of grey-coloured garbarine tricot

A round Scho-Ka-Cola metal (magnetic) tin of Wehrmacht ration caffeine-infused stimulating chocolate

except that he was awarded the Eastern Front Medal on September 1

Upon leaving the USNA

United Kingdom, Canada. A Mixed Lot of First and Second War Badges GTRexclude P" above a lamp hallmarkA 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.