United Kingdom. A Victorian Royal Artillery Officer's Cross Belt Cartridge Pouch certificate_of_authenticity one with a dual prong

one with a dual prong pinback

Unmarked missing pin and catch on reverse

The two main differences to most newspapers of its time were the fact that it was much larger than most

He was placed on command and proceeded to France for Gun Instruction on August 14

"A fine example of a 1939-1940 issue Free City of Danzig Cross First Class (Freie Stadt Danzig Danziger Kreuz I Klasse)

United Kingdom. A Victorian Royal Artillery Officer's Cross Belt Cartridge Pouch certificate_of_authenticity one with a dual prongStiff framed flap with a black wool exterior, the front with three silvered artillery pieces in a stacked formation, surmounted by a Victorian crown in silvered bullion wire, in various textures, the void of the crown in maroon felt, the artillery pieces and crown framed within an open ended wreath of silvered bullion wire in various textures along with silvered sequins, the wreath composed of laurel leaves on the left side and oak leaves with acorns