before returning to Base Depot at Harfleur on the 15th
Of note and extreme rarity
followed by a transfer two weeks later to HMCS Prevost in London
Signature on Post War Photo: Rudolf Seitz
29th Infantry Battalion was Killed in Action during the Battle of Hill 70 on August 21
France, Iii, Iv And V Republics. A Lot Of Twenty-Eight Army Beret Badges certificate_of_authenticity before returning to Base DepotIncludes: 1. three Artillery Beret Badges, in bronze gilt or brass, maker marked "MOURGEON PARIS", "COINDEROUX PARIS" and "L. BICHET LIVRY GARGAN" on their respective reverses, measuring 44 mm in diameter each, the first two with both lugs and pin intact, the latter badge missing its lugs); 2. twenty five Infantry Beret Badges, in bronze gilt, brass or white metal, seven are maker marked "COINDEROUX PARIS", six are maker marked "L. BICHET LIVRY