United Kingdom. A King's Liverpool Officer's Helmet Plate, c.1905 Republic of He was a resident of

He was a resident of Poplar Grove when he signed his Attestation Paper (276193) with the 217th Infantry Battalion "Qu'Appelle Battalion"

with about 900 being awarded in total

including a pith helmet eagle

Royal Parachute Regiment badge on the top of the bugle

There is a small slot at the front where the Japanese five-pointed star was affixed

United Kingdom. A King's Liverpool Officer's Helmet Plate, c.1905 Republic of He was a resident ofOf extremely high quality, likely of private purchase, multipiece construction featuring die stamped fire gilt bronze, with finely toned silver lion at center on a violet velvet field, missing its silver banner "The Liverpool Regiment" which once ran along bottom, King's crown, with three lugs and multi pins affixing plates together, measuring 105. 44 mm (w) x 126. 97 mm (h), very fine.