An Absolutely Mint Second War Gold Grade Wound Badge In Original Ldo Case Auction Archive Commanding Troops
Description
Commanding Troops
British War Medal (1851 CPL CHEBOTELA)
pages 178-185)
with a silvered metal receiver sewn in place at the opposite end
He signed his Attestation Paper with the 123rd Infantry Battalion "Royal Grenadier Overseas Battalion 10th Regiment" on February 1
An Absolutely Mint Second War Gold Grade Wound Badge In Original Ldo Case Auction Archive Commanding TroopsAn absolutely mint early war quality heavy Second War Gold Grade Wound Badge in top condition; in gilded tombac; functional vertical pinback; measuring 43. 86 mm x 36. 40 mm; weighing 32. 0 grams; in mint condition. Original case of issue; constructruction of a black leatherette exterior; carton base; LDO embossed in golden lettering on the inside of the lid; interior fabric hinge covering intact with exterior hinge fully functional; functional push
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