the map marked with a series of radiating circles from the British Isles with a range of 350 miles into German airspace
in collaboration with a prominent lawyer
German Cross in Gold (March 1942)
He joined the CEF on 22nd September 1914 having previously served in the 91st A & S Highlanders
label affixed to the reverse inscribed "From N
Prussia, State. A Set Of Field Marshal's (Feldmarschall) Shoulder Boards, C.1915 Hold the map marked with aOf extremely high quality and rare, each board consisting of a single row of fine silvered bullion wire, interlaced with black threading, in a chevron formation, flanked by a row of fine gilt bullion wire in a thatched pattern on either side, the bullion wrapped around yellow support cords, in an interlocking weave pattern, the neck end of each with a loop for placement upon a uniform button, large silver crossed batons in the centr featuring