A First War British Army Issued Silver War Badge Newly Listed A Case for the Reconnaissance

A Case for the Reconnaissance Squadron Clasp

A WWI 241st Infantry Battalion Sweetheart Pin - Silver gilt and enamels

For his participation in the Kiska conflict

arriving in the French theatre on the 24th and joining his unit in the field on February 9th

Knight was with the 58th Infantry Battalion when he was Killed in Action on October 26

A First War British Army Issued Silver War Badge Newly Listed A Case for the ReconnaissanceSilver, numbered "B258223" on the reverse, 32. 7 mm, vertical pinback, dark patina, light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: This badge was awarded to service personnel who sustained a wound or contracted sickness or disability in the course of the war, as a result of which they were invalided out. It was worn on the lapel on civilian clothes. each badge was numbered on the reverse. The purpose of the badge was to prevent men of military age but