United Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal 1815, To Private Peter Mcewan, 42Nd (Royal Highland) Regiment Of Foot ("The Black Watch") certificate_of_authenticity WWI 172nd Infantry Battalion Cap

WWI 172nd Infantry Battalion Cap Badge CEF - Browning copper

Order of Bravery 1941

This example was for the ranks of Gau Leiter einer Stelle (District manager of a place)

bearing a Blade Grade Wound Badge

The leather shoulder strap travels from one side along the bottom of the case to the other side

United Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal 1815, To Private Peter Mcewan, 42Nd (Royal Highland) Regiment Of Foot ("The Black Watch") certificate_of_authenticity WWI 172nd Infantry Battalion Cap(PETER McEWAN 42 R. H. JNFANTRY.). Naming is shaved and re engraved in large capitals, inverted, the "J" used instead of an "I" in "Infantry" as was the custom at the time before the latter became the norm. In silver, measuring 35. 5 mm in diameter, bruised, edge nicks, contact marks overall, replacement ribbon, fine. Accompanied by a letter from the Curator Major A. V. M. Chapman, M. B. E., T. D. of the Black Watch Museum at Balhousie Castle in