eventually operating in the Roetgen-Aachen sector and Hürtgen Forest during the Fall
and we had to hide in trenches until the storm was over
1831 in Warwick and joined the Royal Marines
Has been under hospital treatment about five months but foot is still flat and is painful in walking
extensively hallmarked and maker marked on reverse
United Kingdom. A Lot Of Sixteen Cap & Glengarry Badges GTRexclude eventually operating in the Roetgen-AachenIn brass, bronze, white metal and plastic, six with a two piece construction, two with a three piece construction, one is maker marked "J. R. GAUNT B'HAM", one is maker marked "J. R. GAUNT LONDON", the others are unmarked, in various sizes, seven with intact sliders, three with intact lugs, two with one of two lugs intact, two missing their lugs, two missing their sliders, ranging from fine to extremely fine.