United Kingdom. A Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve Cape Badge Auction he was declared to be

he was declared to be a "Temporary Outpatient" from October 1st to 9th

reverse centre bearing the inscription LATVIJAS REPUBLIKA 1918

transferred again

he was one of eight who successfully completed the Fighter Controller Course

United Kingdom. A Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve Cape Badge Auction he was declared to beIn silver, marked "CARRINGTON & Co. LONDON", maker marked "B. H. J.", marked with an anchor (made in Birmingham), hallmarked with the British lion and date marked "r" (1916) on the reverse, measuring 29 mm (w) x 33. 5 mm (h), edge nicks, bruised, contact marks, court mounted with its original ribbon wrapped around a cardboard support, with navy blue felt backer, better than fine. Footnote: The cape badge was instituted in 1907 and was used until 1950