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A Scarce DLV Visor Cap Insignia - In thickly padded wool covering
Winter retired as a Brigadier-General in 1921 and died on 21 October 1946
reverse illustrating a red cross on a shield flanked by leafing and inscribed "TO THE PRESIDENT AND PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA / THE GRATITUDE OF THE SWISS FAMILIES / 1918" below
Early 20th Century Type II (1855-1946): Gold and enamels
the upper on the belt exhibiting wear and contact
A First War Group To The King's Own Scottish Borderers; Kia At Gallipoli Newly Listed A Scarce DLV Visor Cap1914 15 Star (17635 Pte T. BLACK. K. O. SCO: BORD:); British War Medal (17635 PTE. T. BLACK. K. O. SCO. BORD.); and Victory Medal (17635 PTE. T. BLACK. K. O. SCO. BORD.). Un mounted, two with original ribbons, light contact, edge nicks on the VM, near extremely fine. Footnote: 17635 Private Thomas Black, King's Own Scottish Borderers, was killed in action on June 4, 1915 during the Gallipoli campaign and is remembered with honour on the Helles
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