United Kingdom. A First War & Glasgow Fire Brigade Group, to Able Seaman/Fireman R. McCall visually-hidden 456th Field Artillery Parachute (bronze

456th Field Artillery Parachute (bronze gilt with red and white enamels

A mint SS Officer’s sleeve eagle

He joined the local Füsilier Regiment 40 in 1893 as an Officer Cadet and became a Lieutenant in 1894

plus Notes on Replacement Issues

An example of a “Kleine silberne Erinnerungs und Verdienstmedaille”

United Kingdom. A First War & Glasgow Fire Brigade Group, to Able Seaman/Fireman R. McCall visually-hidden 456th Field Artillery Parachute (bronze1914 15 Star (un named); British War Medal (C. Z. 6502 R. M. MC CALL. A. B. R. N. V. R.); Victory Medal (C. Z. 6502 R. M. MC CALL. A. B. R. N. V. R.): Association of Professional Fire Brigade Officers Long Service Medal (FIREMAN R. McCALL 1930) [in silver, maker marked "A. M.", hallmarked with an anchor (made in Birmingham), the British lion and date marked "r" (1916) on the reverse]; and Glasgow Fire Brigade Long Service Medal, 2 Clasps 5 YEARS, 20