the loss of the push-button’s head
until his transfer to the Admiralty V Class Destroyer H
He was then posted to the No
Leichte Munitions-Kolonne 739 (Lightweight Ammunition Column)
Cape Breton
Canada, CEF. A First War Princess Mary Christmas Tin certificate_of_authenticity the loss of the push-button’sIn brass, a large embossed tin featuring a bust of Princess Mary on the lid, along with the names of the allied nations, dated CHRISTMAS 1914, measures 130 mm (w) x 85 mm (l) x 30 mm (d), light wear, slightly bent, very fine. An original British War Medal and Victory Medal cardboard case, named to PTE. W. P. THORPE, light wear, very fine. In pickled copper, a Canada cap badge, lugs replaced on the reverse (pin missing), measures 36. 8 mm (w) x 37. 3