WW1 Pair To 218138 Dvr E R Gray Royal Artillery Pistol WWI 1916 Dated 18 Pdr

WWI 1916 Dated 18 Pdr Brass Shell Case

of a Mark 3 turtle helmet having an original factory finish with its original liner in excellent condition with its non-elasticated webbing strap

particularly in wet and muddy environments

An original inert German 9×19mm Parabellum cartridge bearing the hla St 13 1941 headstamp

The MkVIIIs continued in RAF service until made obsolete by the introduction of fiberglass helmets fitted with drop-down visors

WW1 Pair To 218138 Dvr E R Gray Royal Artillery Pistol WWI 1916 Dated 18 PdrDuring World War I, the British government awarded a number of different campaign and service medals to members of the military. The most common combination of medals was a pair, consisting of the British War Medal and the Victory Medal, which were also known as the "Squeak and the Wilfred." The British War Medal was awarded to all personnel who served in a theater of war between August 5, 1914, and November 11, 1918, while the Victory Medal was