Description
Footnote: William Thomas Cubitt enlisted with the Royal Fleet Auxillary during the First World War as William Thomas Collins
A Victorian Oxfordshire Light Infantry Helmet Plate - In bronze gilt
he was discharged from Epsom on October 23rd and placed on command at the Canadian Convalescent Depot at Witley
the action (battle against Partisans ) and place ( near Banja Luka)
while the right side has a central interlocking tab illustrating a lion standing upon the Victorian crown
France, Constitutional Monarchy. A Service Of The Council Of Five Hundred Medal, C.1795 Hold Footnote: William Thomas Cubitt enlistedBronze Grade. Type III, in bronze, obverse illustrating a Phrygian cap in the centre, backed by emanating rays, surrounded by the inscription "SERVICE DU CONSEIL DES 500" (Service of the Council of 500), name engraved "MALLARDIER" in a box below the cap, reverse illustrating a caduceus, the traditional symbol of Hermes and features two snakes winding around a winged staff, surrounded by the inscription "TOUT HOMME UTILE EST RESPECTABLE" (Any Useful
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