Fellowes' original medal grouping was damaged and found its way into the War Debris Survey and Disposal Dump at Hyde Park in London
3 Training Brigade at Debert
while the third tour took place later that year
Each of the epaulette straps have Flight Lieutenant stripes banded to them
WWI 123rd Infantry Battalion Cap Badge CEF - Blackened copper
Russia, Imperial. A 300Th Anniversary Of The Romanov Dynasty Badge, C.1913 Auction Fellowes' original medal grouping was1613 1913. In silver insignia mounted to a silver gilt wreath base, 33. 5 mm (w) x 45. 2 mm (h), wingnut screwback, maker marked ""."" (Z. Kortman) on the support plate, traces of gilt remains, near extremely fine. Footnote: This badge was personally awarded by Tsar Nicholas II, to deserving members of his entourage on the day of the Jubilee, issued to nobility and military officers. It is claimed that the Tsar sincerely desired to have this badge