Canada, Dominion. A Pair of Victorian Helmet Plates visually-hidden the obverse bearing a white

the obverse bearing a white ink inscription of “WASSERSTRASSENSCHUTZ” (“WATERWAY PROTECTION”) above an analogous inscription in Czech

29 mm (w) x 51

consisting of an insignia in the form of a central gilded bronze MG 08 set up on a tripod

and also stipulated that a recipient must be of unimpeachable moral character

a Royal Air Force airman (53473 Flying Officer (Pilot) Joseph Starr

Canada, Dominion. A Pair of Victorian Helmet Plates visually-hidden the obverse bearing a white1. Royal Military College Officer Cadets Helmet Plate, 1881 1901, due stamped gilt bronze, measuring 126. 45 (h) x 107. 88 mm (w), three lugs on reverse, with enamel having been replaced with lacquer and badge clear coated in its entirety, remains fine. 2. 47th Frontenac Militia Helmet Plate, 1866 pattern, in die stamped white metal, with aging and wear consistent with having been dug, measuring 116. 16 mm (h) x 95. 95 mm (w), with cross on crown