Tank Assault Badge – Bronze & Mint GTRexclude presumed to have died on

presumed to have died on or since June 2nd 1916"

written the day he left with the 2nd Division Supply Column for France

1915 and to Corporal on March 18

resulting in the capture of 200 tanks

raised money for charities as well as defended the city against possible military threat during the Fenian Raids

Tank Assault Badge – Bronze & Mint GTRexclude presumed to have died onTank Assault Badge In die struck hollow tombac, unmarked, but typical badge by maker Schauerte & Hhfeld, with distinctive cone shaped coaxial machine gun port, early excellent quality, weighs 13. 2 grams, appears unworn; it retains 100% of original finish, in mint condition. A superb example.