Germany, Heer. A First Pattern Pith Helmet, by Keller & Co. certificate_of_authenticity 4 Canadian Infantry Brigade Group

4 Canadian Infantry Brigade Group on August 17

000 Dervish spearmen dispersed by the 21st Lancers could have been destroyed by rifle fire with few if any British losses

Ordre du Mérite Agricole

the right end with a dual-prong brass buckle

consisting of a Cross Pattée with a ribbed silver frame and blackened magnetic iron core

Germany, Heer. A First Pattern Pith Helmet, by Keller & Co. certificate_of_authenticity 4 Canadian Infantry Brigade Group(Heer Tropenhelm). A first pattern Heer pith helmet, constructed of a pressed cork shell fully lined on the exterior with a khaki tan cotton twill liner. It features a central canister which is topped by a dome covering a ventilation shaft which extends into the crown. The canister is flanked on each side by shield insignia, each measuring 35 mm (w) x 40 mm (h) and constructed of a bronze alloy. The right shield features a Wehrmacht black, white