Germany. A Rad (National Labour Service) Bullion Cap Badge United Republic of He ceased to be attached
Description
He ceased to be attached to the 1st Canadian Convalescent Depot and attached to the 1st Discharge Depot at Buxton on February 18
KANDAHAR (58B/803 PTE
Third Reich: Commemorative Medal for 13 March 1938 (silvered zinc
Collar Tab Pair: 29
he then rejoined the 2nd Battalion of the Sherwood Foresters and was severely wounded in the Ypres Salient in June 1916
Germany. A Rad (National Labour Service) Bullion Cap Badge United Republic of He ceased to be attached(Reichsarbeitsdienst Kappenabzeichen). Constructed of silver aluminum bullion embroidery with black and red machine embroidery in the form of a vertically oriented spade with a mobile swastika on the blade, with wheat stalks emanating front the handle; on a brown wool backer, with its black paper backing on the reverse; measuring 40 mm (w) x 48 mm (h); in overall mint and unissued condition.
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