A Canadian Victorian General Service Belt Buckle Auction who joined with two other

who joined with two other British Destroyers

Light contact marks

1749 – March 22

the B-17 was attacked by German fighters

then Feldkommandant Pau May to September 1944

A Canadian Victorian General Service Belt Buckle Auction who joined with two otherTwo piece construction, unmarked, the left side with a pebbled outer ring and inscribed "DIEU ET MON DROIT", while the right side has a central interlocking tab illustrating a lion standing upon the Victorian crown, with wide belt loops on either end, the left loop impressed "91" and "265", measuring 58. 7 mm x 92 mm when locked together, light contact and surface wear, better than very fine.