United Kingdom. An Ulster Volunteer Force Cap Badge, c. 1913 Auction Past Commander designated by the

Past Commander designated by the two silver stars and six gilt palms on its original full-length neck ribbon

rising through the ranks of various cavalry units before joining 1

A grouping of three Veteran’s Association medals and awards

(Verwundetenabzeichen in Silber mit Etui)

reverse inscribed “Make the Ostmark Powerful” in Hitler’s voice of speech

United Kingdom. An Ulster Volunteer Force Cap Badge, c. 1913 Auction Past Commander designated by theConstructed of die stamped bronze, the obverse bearing a central raised Red Hand of Ulster, circumscribed by inscriptions of U. V. F. and FOR GOD AND ULSTER, retaining all four rectangular attachment prongs along the edges, unmarked, measuring 33. 86 mm (w) x 51. 39 mm (h), a scarce badge in extremely fine condition.