Canada, CEF. A Mark 2 Helmet named to Pte.McDonald R.C.R., Wounded at Lens 1917 visually-hidden 4th Class: In silver and

4th Class: In silver and enamels

A fine quality manufacture 1933 Stuttgart “Deutsches Turnfest” badge

Of high quality and fine detailing: Silesian Eagle 1st Class

There is a three-ribbon ribbon bar affixed via two screwbacks that are visible on the inside of the blouse

the reverse illustrating a thistle in gold-coloured rolled bullion wire interlaced with sequins

Canada, CEF. A Mark 2 Helmet named to Pte.McDonald R.C.R., Wounded at Lens 1917 visually-hidden 4th Class: In silver andBritish made, in non magnetic steel, with greenish brown paint on the exterior and interior. The protective edge of the helmet in magnetic steel. It is stamped with the manufacturer's mark beside the steel batch number "145" on the underside of the helmet at the rear as well as the manufacture mark "FS". Inside, there is a steel framed cradle supporting a blackened canvas liner with underlying burlap support and leather backer, backed by a padded