A 1934 National Labour Service Marching Badge Auction Archive and when fed through the

and when fed through the buckle on the body of the holster pouch below

an original member of the French branch of the Society and the man who designed Washington

Bronze gilt and enamels

He also described the events of that fateful day: "While sitting in the trenches he became unconscious from (a) gas shell

He served in Belgium and France from 1814 to 1816 and was present at the Battle of Waterloo

A 1934 National Labour Service Marching Badge Auction Archive and when fed through theA 1934 RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst National Labour Service) Arbeitsdienst Marschiert badge (6 7. 10. 1934); in bronzed metal (magnetic); horizontal pinback; unmarked; measuring 42 mm x 25 mm; better than very fine condition.