A First War On War Service 1914 Badge Hold A Kriegsmarine Administration Officer’s Cap

A Kriegsmarine Administration Officer’s Cap Insignia - consisting of die stamped eagle in silvered tombac (65mm wingspan)

he was more active behind the front

His widow Mrs

where he re-attested at Tidworth the next day and was later transferred to the 16th Infantry Battalion at Rouen

5 Canadian General Hospital

A First War On War Service 1914 Badge Hold A Kriegsmarine Administration Officer’s CapBronze gilt with blue enamels, maker marked "VAUGHTONS Ltd BIRMINGHAM" on the reverse, 25. 7 mm, marked "B31135" on the button hole attachment, intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: On War Service badges were worn by civilians during the First World War, in order to indicate that the person wearing it was on engaged in important war work. Several of these badges were officially produced and distributed nationally but many more were produced