Great Britain. A First War Pair To Fireman A. Shingleton; Mercantile Marine Reserve Archive a two-piece butterscotch-coloured chin strap

a two-piece butterscotch-coloured chin strap stretched across the brim

Carriers were made on the spot from extra M7 Priest 105 mm self-propelled guns by removing the guns and welding steel plates across the gaps this left in the armour

Breast Star - Knight Commanders 1st type

where his "partial loss of function of heart" was noted and that he was declared "not fit for manual labour"

The 102nd also provided substantial numbers to the 54th (Kootenay) Battalion of the CEF

Great Britain. A First War Pair To Fireman A. Shingleton; Mercantile Marine Reserve Archive a two-piece butterscotch-coloured chin strapBritish War Medal (A. SHINGLETON. FMN. M. M. R.); and Victory Medal (A. SHINGLETON. FMN. M. M. R.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, replacement ribbons, dark patina and tiny edge nick on the BWM, extremely fine.