Ireland. An Early First War Ulster Volunteer Cap Badge Republic of 1918 and entered the French

1918 and entered the French theatre six months later

Pforzheim) on the reverse of both crosses

An additional stamped Erel anti-sweat mark is visible on the right side of the sweatband

The 7th Medium crossed the Channel in the second week of July 1944

overlaying a wreath of oak leaves

Ireland. An Early First War Ulster Volunteer Cap Badge Republic of 1918 and entered the FrenchIn die cast bronze, featuring a raised rim and central hand, the reverse offers two intact lugs, marked SHARMIN D. NIELL LTD BELFAST, measures 28. 1 mm (w) x 36. 8 mm (h), light wear, very fine. Footnote: Worn by soldiers of the 36th Ulster Division until regimental patterns became available.