A Mint Rock Island Arsenal Expert Rifleman's Badge 1915 In Carton certificate_of_authenticity he was posted to the

he was posted to the Destroyer Vimiera at the Shore Base H

Royal Canadian Corps of Signals

when the last launch site in the Low Countries was overrun on March 29

Though considered "modern" at the time plastic ribbons did not achieve wide popularity and disappeared as novelty in a short time

Andrews and from 1917 until 1925 served as chairman of the School Board

A Mint Rock Island Arsenal Expert Rifleman's Badge 1915 In Carton certificate_of_authenticity he was posted to theUnited States; Bronze, unmarked, badge illustrating crossed rifles fronting an open ended wreath, the wreath composed of branches of laurel leaves and joined together at the base with a bow tied ribbon, the badge measuring 31 mm x 34 mm and suspended from a 6 mm x 50. 5 mm bar inscribed "EXPERT RIFLEMAN" flanked by ornate leafing at either end, the bar with horizontal pinback, mint. In its cardboard box of issue, label affixed to the lid inscribed