Five Second World War Badges Auction s cross-belt pouch

s cross-belt pouch

and KIA in Mesopotamia on 22nd November 1915 at age 40 years

a description of the various actions he was involved with in the Great War

A Silver WWI Naval Wound Badge - in silvered tombac

the British Government awarded it without clasp to all members of the British Army and Royal Navy who had "served with distinction" between 5 July 1840 and 29 August 1842 in the following actions :In the Canton River

Five Second World War Badges Auction s cross-belt pouchGreat Britain: Royal Air Force Sweetheart Wings Badge (sterling silver with red and blue enamels, maker marked with the Thomas L. Mott, Birmingham artist's palette insignia and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, 19. 8 mm x 53. 2 mm, horizontal pinback); Great Britain: Royal Air Force Transport Command Wings Badge (sterling silver with red and blue enamels, maker marked "MURPHY" and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, 14. 3 mm x 32. 2 mm, horizontal