France. A Foreign Legion Infantry And Engineers Units Side Cap Archive and one of the bullets

and one of the bullets that severely wounded him at Faber

he died in Toronto on May 15

Fourth Class - in silver and enamels

OPPLSGCM is maker marked "BIRKS" and marked "STERLING" on the edge and is privately engraved

Ireland on September 23

France. A Foreign Legion Infantry And Engineers Units Side Cap Archive and one of the bulletsFabricated from a fine forest green wool, with fold down flaps also in forest green wool on either side, two rising peaks forming a valley between the two panels, the valley in red wool, with a brass Foreign Legion Beret Badge used by Infantry and Engineers Units on the left side, the badge secured in place via intact lugs and pin. The inside is not lined, the 28 mm wide sweatband in black cotton, the sweatband stamped in white ink "ARMEE J16_0 SFH"