United Kingdom. A Most Honourable Order Of The Bath, Knight Commander, C.1835 certificate_of_authenticity " One of the missing

" One of the missing was Private Craddock

-Führer Wienecke

Saxon First Place Shooting Badge 1911 (three-piece construction

constructed of off-white machine embroidery onto a black embroidered background

had had three years military service with the Queen's Own Rifles and that his trade was that of Banker

United Kingdom. A Most Honourable Order Of The Bath, Knight Commander, C.1835 certificate_of_authenticity " One of the missingMilitary Division; c. 1821 1840. A finely toned hand pierced silver cross base with a gold with red, green and blue enamelled centrepiece, ,date marked ""V"" on the gold pin, exquisite detail, maker engraved ""Gilbert, Jeweller to the KING & ROYAL FAMILY Cockspur Street"" on the reverse cartouche, measuring 68. 2 mm (w) x 69 (h), vertical pinback, very minor enamel loss evident in the green enamels on the left tassel below the ""ICH"" ribbon banner,