Germany, Der Stahlhelm. A 1932 Membership Badge, Large Version, By Stahlhof Magdeburg United Republic of Private Neil was admitted to

Private Neil was admitted to Camp Hospital at Chiseldon on September 27

The belt itself was made to house eighty bullets for transport

Royal Canadian Artillery (May 1929 to September 1939) and two years and ten months active service with the 57th Anti-Tank Battery/1 Canadian Anti-Tank Regiment RCA (which doubled upon active service

then a posting to 2/7th Infantry Battalion

The interior features an eight-panel butterscotch-coloured leather liner

Germany, Der Stahlhelm. A 1932 Membership Badge, Large Version, By Stahlhof Magdeburg United Republic of Private Neil was admitted to(Der Stahlhelm Mitgliedsabzeichen). Constructed of silvered bronze with enamels, the obverse consisting of a black enameled disc bearing a raised and silvered Stahlhelm, in turn bearing an engraved inscription of DER STAHLHELM flanked by an Iron Cross, above silvered oak leaves and a date of 1932, the reverse with a crimped barrel hinge and banjo style pinback meeting a round wire catch, engraved with an identification number of II. HA. 9. and a date