United Kingdom. A Victorian Royal Artillery Officer's Dress Belt Buckle, C.1890 GTRexclude While in a prisoner of
Description
While in a prisoner of war camp
In browning Copper lapel badge
Gallant was examined at Debert
1943 he was reassigned to the SS reserve pool in Nuremburg
United Kingdom. A Victorian Royal Artillery Officer's Dress Belt Buckle, C.1890 GTRexclude While in a prisoner ofBuckle composed of two oval frames with belt loops, the obverse of both ovals illustrating a lion standing upon the Victorian crown and affixed in placed via two copper pins, a large ring positioned at the centrepoint on one side of each oval that faces the opposite oval, the rings housing an S shaped link illustrating snake heads at either end and inscribed in Latin "UBIQUE" ("Everywhere", the motto of the Royal Artillery) between the heads, the
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