A Qeii Royal Air Force (Raf) Pilot Dress Wing, Post 1953 GTRexclude maker marked "BERNH

maker marked "BERNH

1918" and the reference to "Bourlon" on the bottom of the can refers to the capturing of Bourlon Wood

Neuve Chapelle

It read: "Regret deeply C120696 Rifleman Wiliam John Bolster officially reported Killed in Action Sixth June 1944"

that he was in an Active Militia

A Qeii Royal Air Force (Raf) Pilot Dress Wing, Post 1953 GTRexclude maker marked "BERNHGreat Britain; Silvered and gold coloured rolled bullion wire, red felt in the void of the crown, touches of red, green and blue embroidery in the base of the crown, black threading in the base of the crown and in the wings giving them definition, on a black wool base, black cotton backer, 46 mm x 124 mm, extremely fine.