A British Royal Marine Light Infantry Pin In Gold GTRexclude all with slight contact marks
Description
all with slight contact marks and nice old patina
Ustasha & Army Officer's Cap Badges - Ustasha cap badge
But it was for his gallant deeds at Mount Sorrel on 6 June 1916 - when he was wounded - that he was awarded his D
brown and tan - typical of the Normandy pattern finish
on January 18
A British Royal Marine Light Infantry Pin In Gold GTRexclude all with slight contact marksA British Royal Marine Light Infantry Pin in Gold 9K GOLD, marked "9 CT" on the reverse of both the insignia and the tie clip, 15. 5 mm x 18. 7 mm hand engraved Royal Marines Light Infantry insignia, affixed to a 1. 7 mm x 46. 5 mm bar with pinback, light contact, near extremely fine.
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