Visor cap has a black wool upper
Private Schofield was later transferred to the 3rd Infantry Battalion "Toronto Regiment" in the field and survived the war
numbered "356619" on the reverse
on its original full-length second type military neck ribbon
An account of Warrant Officer Bobby Bunting claiming two Focke-Wulfs south-east of Rome states: "We dived from out of the sun and I identified the a/c as FW 190s
Germany, Imperial. A 1914 Kaiser Wilhelm Ii Patriotic Silver Medal Auction Archive Visor cap has a black(Patriotischer Medaille in Silber). Constructed of silver, the obverse bearing a raised rightward facing profile of Kaiser Wilhelm II, circumscribed by an inscription of ICH KENNE KEINE PARTEIEN MEHR, ICH KENNE NUR DEUTSCHE (I KNOW NOT OF PARTIES ANYMORE, I KNOW ONLY OF GERMANS), with a date of 4. 8. 1914, the reverse bearing a central raised sword topped by a date of 1914, flanked by an inscription of IN AUFGEDRUNGENER NOTWEHR MIT REINEM GEWISSEN UND