United Kingdom. An Sterling Silver Officer's Cross Belt Plate, Seaforth Highlanders visually-hidden O'Donnell crashed for a second

O'Donnell crashed for a second time

the lower half overlaid by Büchting’s handwritten signature

independent full-length neck ribbon

they lost more men to exposure than to Japanese bullets in the Aleutian Islands

that he was Single and that his trade was that of Salesman

United Kingdom. An Sterling Silver Officer's Cross Belt Plate, Seaforth Highlanders visually-hidden O'Donnell crashed for a secondHaving been professionally framed and presented with two prints, sterling silver plate with strong and clear silver hallmarks on obverse denoting Birmingham, 1873, and maker mark "IVE", " 8. 5 cm (w) x 8. 5 cm (h), gilt frame measuring 81 cm (w) x 44 cm (h), frame has not been apart to inspect reverse of badge, very fine.