A British King's Crown Royal Artillery Officer's Helmet Plate certificate_of_authenticity attributed to Private First Class

attributed to Private First Class A

Both the locket and chape are held firmly in place via two screws each

Some departments were temporarily aggregates of the Division Alpine "Pusteria" and used in the operations of the Campaign of Ethiopia (1935-36)

The throat also retains a functional spring clip to firmly hold the dagger in place during storage

he was also appointed Hauptfeldwebel

A British King's Crown Royal Artillery Officer's Helmet Plate certificate_of_authenticity attributed to Private First ClassA British King's Crown Royal Artillery Officer's Helmet Plate Die stamped bronze gilt, convex, unmarked, 84 mm x 103. 5 mm, intact lugs, scattered gilt wear and green oxidation spots evident on the obverse, near extremely fine.