A Rad (National Labour Service) Cap Badge By Lind & Meyrer certificate_of_authenticity and is buried in East

and is buried in East Finchley Cemetery

15mm(height)

Group of Seven to Corporal Cecil Herbert Downing

Buell was struck off strength of the Canadian Army in Canada for service overseas

The last in the series was the M2A4 which mounted a 37 mm gun in the turret with five machine guns (one mounted coaxially and the remaining four mounted in the hull)

A Rad (National Labour Service) Cap Badge By Lind & Meyrer certificate_of_authenticity and is buried in EastA RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst National Labour Service) cap badge; in stamped aluminum with a painted red shovel with a centred black mobile swastika; both prongs fully preserved and tightly crimped into place; maker marked L & M for (Lind & Meyrer, Oberstein, and Ges. Gesch. on the reverse; measuring 37 mm x 46 mm; slightly bent, with some of the original paint scratched; overall better than fine condition. (C: 162)