Netherlands, Kingdom. A 17th Century Zischägge Newly Listed C Coy was part of

C Coy was part of the 20th Halton Rifles who became the Lorne Rifles (Scottish) before they joined with The Peel and Dufferin Regiment to become The Lorne Scots in 1936

the rim impressed “MWELE 1895-6” on either side of the claw

bearing a central machine-embroidered silver aluminum flat wire inscription of “DEUTSCHLAND” in Gothic script

Butson was awarded the Defence Medal

issued in Berlin on 1 September 1943

Netherlands, Kingdom. A 17th Century Zischägge Newly Listed C Coy was part ofA Lobster Tailed Pot Helmet, also known as a zischgge, featuring a blackened steel shell (magnetic), a rounded skull with a multi directional comb increasing strength of the skull itself, with hand forged ring at top. Front visor with rounded crimped edging with a forward projecting peak, marked with stamped "F" and "3", with sliding nasal bar held by original screw post assembly, marked "4" and "4", The characteristic lobster tail itself is composed