A Bronze Grade Close Combat Clasp By A.g.m.u.k. GTRexclude 1919 at Stoke War Hospital

1919 at Stoke War Hospital

but were later hunted down and killed

the strap with a snap closure on the tip and when fed through horizontal straps on both the front and back

Consequently they came of a rare and peculiar breed

WWI 178th Infantry Battalion Cap Badge CEF - Version I Pickled copper

A Bronze Grade Close Combat Clasp By A.g.m.u.k. GTRexclude 1919 at Stoke War HospitalCombat Clasp in bronzed zinc, marked on reverse FEC. W. E. PEEKHAUS BERLIN and AUSF. A. G. M. U. K. GABLONZ, slightly vaulted, clasp retains about 97% of the original bronze finish, with magnetic plate and pin, in extremely fine condition; a good example.