Germany, Weimar Republic. A 1St U-Boat Weddigen Flotilla Badge, C.1935 Hold with fewer than 100 troops

with fewer than 100 troops proceeding "up country" to Omsk

He was mustered again

King enlisted with the CEF on the 10th of June 1915 at Niagara Camp

the reverse with a crowned royal coat of arms in silver gilt

he apparently remained with H

Germany, Weimar Republic. A 1St U-Boat Weddigen Flotilla Badge, C.1935 Hold with fewer than 100 troopsA shield shaped pin constructed of bronze with white, black and blue enamels, the obverse bears a black and white enamel U with a blue submarine between the stems of the U, on a blue enamel background representing water, bordered by black enamel, the reverse is plain and bears a soldered vertical pinback, measuring 26. 77 mm (w) x 30 mm (h), fine.