WW1 British Silver Wound Badge To B41339 Francis Easton, South Staffs Regiment in Misc / other badges
€40.43
A WW1 Silver War Badge issued to B41339 Francis Easton, South Staffs Regiment, It was issued due to wounds recieved. He was discharded due to his wounds 15 October 1918 The badge has no damaged or repairs.
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