A Most Excellent Order Of The British Empire; Military Officer's Badge Archive 1916 documents the incident: "While

1916 documents the incident: "While practising bomb throwing with live bombs was hit by piece of the bomb which entered neck on left side 1"-1 1/2" from mid line on level with thyroid cartilage

WWI 47th Infantry Battalion Collar Badge CEF - Brass

fixed spike on the inside of the arch

EMMANVEL PINTO - M

While serving at home for the next four years

A Most Excellent Order Of The British Empire; Military Officer's Badge Archive 1916 documents the incident: "WhileSilver gilt, 49 mm x 63. 8 mm, on 2nd type Military ribbon, light soiling on the ribbon, with pinback, extremely fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, marked "O. B. E. (MILY)" on the lid, maker marked "ROYAL MINT" on the inside lid, soiled recessed medal bed, contact marks and wear evident on the exterior, case fine.