United Kingdom, New Zealand, South Africa. A Lot Of Sixty-Four Regimental Insignia Hold 130 of them were killed

130 of them were killed in battle

the obverse depicting the outline of a Royal Crown Order

5 mm (w) x 54 mm (h - inclusive integral suspension)

A small print of the 141st Aero Pursuit Squadron’s emblem - a tiger looking down at a flying helmet in its paws

United Kingdom, New Zealand, South Africa. A Lot Of Sixty-Four Regimental Insignia Hold 130 of them were killedIncludes: sixty United Kingdom items: twenty one Regimental Cap or Collar Badges (in bronze, white metal or brown plastic, in a variety of sizes, eleven with both lugs intact, seven with intact sliders, one with both prongs intact, one with one of two prongs intact, the remaining badge encased in a circular lucite disk); ten QEII Infantry Training Battalion Cap Badges (in silvered metal, measuring 41. 7 mm (w) x 38. 5 mm (g) each, maker marked "J. R.