United Kingdom. A Lot of Belt Buckles, Whistles and Accoutrements Hold He was transferred to the

He was transferred to the 15th Canadian Infantry Battalion on June 22

the division surrendered to the advancing United States Army on 5 May 1945

the size of the stones or diamonds were a reflection of the goodwill of the King towards a particular recipient and their relationship

There two two shoulder pips

Accompanied by a CD containing twenty-three pages with copies of his Index Cards

United Kingdom. A Lot of Belt Buckles, Whistles and Accoutrements Hold He was transferred to theA mixed lot including: A First War British Army belt buckle, in brass, locket style, featuring the inscription DIEU ET MON DROIT, very fine condition. A British Grenadiers Guard Badge, in brass, King's crown, reverse lugs screwpost have been removed and filed down, light wear and oxidation, remains in near very fine condition. A Light Infantry Lion Whistle & Inkerman Chain, in white metal, presenting a long chain with a lion head (two screwposts on