A Yugoslav Artillery Officer’s Visor Insignia; "British" Cap Version Archive His Army and police experience

His Army and police experience fit him to accept work as a policeman in a small town where age requirements are not as exacting as in the larger forces

the recipient was Miss Milly Kempf in Rochester

the Franco-Prussian War Medal 1870-1871 with the Gravelotte-St

obverse illustrating two British soldiers seated upon a cart with a box of ordnance

Hill arrived in England in June 1917 aboard the S

A Yugoslav Artillery Officer’s Visor Insignia; "British" Cap Version Archive His Army and police experienceYugoslavia (Kingdom). Officers Insignia Cap Badge for Artillery (Model 1939), Cloth Version for the "British" Cap, Introduced in 1939; Silver and gold coloured bullion wire, in various textures, cypher of Peter II on the two headed eagle's chest, the eagles surmounted by a crown and surrounded by an open ended wreath composed of laurel leaves on the left and oak leaves on the right, touches of gray embroidery representing the mouths on the eagles,