Wwi On War Service 1915 Munition Workers Badge Archive composed (mostly) of Italian Officers

composed (mostly) of Italian Officers and Croatian enlisted men and NCO’s

The 102nd Regiment continued to serve in a reserve capacity for much of the war

letter from the RACS Records Department (accompanying his Belgian War Cross 1940 with Palm

Better than fine

a pair of Colonel Collar Insignias (silvered metal

Wwi On War Service 1915 Munition Workers Badge Archive composed (mostly) of Italian OfficersWWI On War Service 1915 Munition Workers Badge Bronze gilt with blue and white enamels, maker marked "J. R. GAUNT LONDON" on the reverse, numbered "19120" on the buttonhole attachment, very crisp detail, 26 mm x 42. 8 mm, light contact, intact enamels, better than very fine. Footnote: In early 1915, the War Office issued the "On War Service 1915" badge. It was at first a oval blue enamelled badge but with a design in its centre looking very much like