Princess Victoria's (Royal Irish Fusiliers)
MacDowell was later transferred to the 15th Infantry Battalion "48th Highlanders of Canada" and was with the 15th when he was Killed in Action
Masonic Veteran's Next of Kin Death Medal (bronze gilt with white enamels
Blade features the standard acid etched design of fouled anchors and ornate foliage pattern
the exterior bearing a finely-detailed and hand-painted scene of a group of Pickelhaube-clad German soldiers overrunning a pair of entrenched French soldiers
Bulgaria, Kingdom. A Pilot Badge, Type I, Screwback Variant, German Made, c.1930 Auction Archive Princess Victoria's (Royal Irish Fusiliers)(Znachka na pilota). Instituted in 1921. (1930s issue). Constructed of gilded bronze, consisting of a large eagle with open wings topped by a Hungarian Royal Crown and a superimposed B, the reverse plain, with a base with threads and a matching threaded screwback plate, unmarked but displaying German made manufacturing characteristics likely made by Friedrich Sedlatzek of Berlin, measuring approximately 61. 2 mm (w) x 27. 6 mm (l), weighing 8. 79