United Kingdom, Canada. Two Army General's Cap Badges United Republic of Records indicate he was "Gassed"

Records indicate he was "Gassed" at Passchendalle November 1917

the exterior trimmed along both the top and bottom edges with silver aluminum wire piping

stating his occupation as that of Accountant

“Herbert” with troop 598 from June 1st

United Kingdom, Canada. Two Army General's Cap Badges United Republic of Records indicate he was "Gassed"Includes: 1. United Kingdom: British Army General's Cap Badge: illustrating a crossed baton and sword framed with an open ended wreath and surmounted by a lion standing upon a King's crown, the baton and sword bearing wide bands gold coloured and silvered wire respectively, with touches of red and black embroidery in the lion's face, the void of the crown in red velvet, along with touches of red, green and blue embroidery in the base of the crown, the