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by a torpedo from a German submarine U-29
A Valet Autostrop razor
The wreath is in gilding metal
Features the desirable early pre-WW2 “S*” brass case marking used on improved German military cartridge cases during the Wehrmacht rearmament period
16th County of London Bn. (Queen's Westminster Rifles) London Regiment Cap Badge 44 yolk by a torpedo from aThe 16th County of London Bn. (Queen's Westminster Rifles) London Regiment Cap Badge is a cap badge worn by soldiers serving in the Queen's Westminster Rifles regiment during World War I. The badge is made from high quality metal, such as brass or nickel, and is designed to be worn on the front of a soldier's cap or beret. The badge features the regiment's motto "Quis Separabit" (Latin for "Who shall separate us?") and a number of symbolic elements,
