the reverse marked with a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logo and code “M1/34” for maker Karl Wurster
Manitoba and posted to the Manitoba Military Hospital Section from July 27th to September 30th for two months' additional treatment for his condition
A group of five German day badges
Canada (which was a British-directed and controlled organization that reported to the Ministry of Munitions in London
most of which are magnetic
United Kingdom. An 18Th (The Royal Irish) Regiment Of Foot Helmet Plate, C.1885 Archive the reverse marked with aTwo piece construction, central disk in bronze and voided, illustrating a harp with the inscription "ROYAL IRISH" above and crossed by branches of laurel leaves below, the disk mounted to a base in die stamped bronze and secured in place by three u shaped lugs, surmounted by the Victorian crown, measuring 104 mm (w) x 130. 5 mm (h), one of two u shaped lugs intact, the other having been lost to time, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Royal Irish