Auxiliary Cruiser War Badge By Schwerin Auction Archive Wooden handle fits relatively tight

Wooden handle fits relatively tight to the crossguards

as Sergeant on the 19thy of July 1904 after 20 years and 68 days

The memo went onto stress that any man who could be spared to join the colours should not be badged and that any man ceasing to perform essential war work or leaving the company is to return his badge to his employer and that the unauthorised transfer of a badge to another man was forbidden

two Korea boxes with name on them of Allen F

via the Canadian Corps Reinforcement Camp on the 11th

Auxiliary Cruiser War Badge By Schwerin Auction Archive Wooden handle fits relatively tightAuxiliary Cruiser War Badge by Schwerin in feinzink, gilded and silvered, Globe riveted, maker marked on reverse Schwerin, Berlin, in very fine condition; badges marked Schwerin are scarce.