A First War Canadian Officer's Visor Cap Trench Art Auction Archive along with knocking out over

along with knocking out over 250 machine guns or artillery pieces

Stiby of London) maker mark and dated "1916" on the belt patch

torpedomaat rating patch

in Envelope of Issue and guidelines for wearing

An Iron Cross Second Class 1914 by Zeich

A First War Canadian Officer's Visor Cap Trench Art Auction Archive along with knocking out overA First War Canadian Officer's Visor Cap Trench Art Fabricated from a brass shell casing, weighing 710 grams, marked on the bottom with four sets of markings: the British Broad Arrow insignia over a circled "1" over "10 6 16", "18 PR" over "II", "MD Co" over "EMT", and dated "1916". The sidewall of the shell is severed about 27 mm from the base, with an additional lip maintained on one side and adjusted to protrude away from the casing, and when