A First War 72Nd Infantry Battalion "Seaforth Highlanders" Helmet GTRexclude soldered to gold

soldered to gold

Very rare lanyard awarded for torpedo proficiency to torpedo man/torpedo coxswain

aunts or uncles and that he had no relatives in enemy or enemy occupied territory

button illustrating the Victorian crown surrounded by an open-ended wreath of laurel leaves at the neck end

the son of Henry Edward Grayson (Bookmaker) and Lillian Grayson of Sheffield

A First War 72Nd Infantry Battalion "Seaforth Highlanders" Helmet GTRexclude soldered to gold4th Canadian Division: British made, steel, non magnetic, in brown, blue semi circle above a green rectangle painted on the front, the semi circle representative of the 72nd Infantry Battalion, the rectangle representative of the 4th Canadian Division. The protective edge of the helmet in a magnetic steel. Inside, steel framed cradle supporting a blackened canvas liner with underlying burlap support and leather backer, mesh support with drawstring,