A Sterling Silver Irish Guards Officer's Cap Badge Hold was a jewellery company producing

was a jewellery company producing Prussian Orders and Insignia from around 1799 until about 1865 in Berlin

Destroyer War Badge – Named

After being promoted to CSM he took part in the Battle of Mount Sorrell where he was severely wounded in the left thigh by shrapnel

the Commander of the "Karlsruhe" (who later commanded the "Bismarck" and went down with her) and co-signed by the 1st Artillery Officer Matthias of the "Karlsruhe"

He later saw service in a post-war Europe in the mid 1950's before returing to Canada in 1959

A Sterling Silver Irish Guards Officer's Cap Badge Hold was a jewellery company producingA Sterling Silver Irish Guards Officer's Cap Badge Two piece construction, voided gilt insignia on an eight pointed silver star base, green and deep red enamels highlighting the voided areas, unmarked, 43. 5 mm x 43. 6 mm, intact lugs and pin, light contact, near extremely fine.