WWI 133rd Infantry Battalion Norfolk's Own Cap Badge CEF - Browning copper
where the Guards were at the forefront of the assault on the Russian positions
surrounded by a broad blue enameled ring inscribed FIDELITER & CONSTANTER (Latin - Loyal and Resistant) in Gold capitalized lettering
1 Dress for Air Marshals and Air Chief Marshals Shoulder Board Pair (in silvered and gold-coloured bullion interlaced with gold-coloured sequins
A Latvian Order of the Three Stars
Bulgaria, Kingdom. A Religious Order Of Saints Cyril & Methodius, Commander, C.1930 Hold WWI 133rd Infantry Battalion Norfolk's( ). Instituted 18 May 1909 by Tsar Ferdinand I. A silver clover like cross consisting of four white enameled arms, each with green and red enamel bordering, clusters of six gilt rays in each quadrant, obverse centre presenting resting figures of Saints Cyril and Methodius on a white enameled background, reverse centre presents the inscription P. B. EB, measures 50mm (w) x 54. 5mm (h inclusive of integral suspension loop), light cracking and crazing