Canada, British North America. A Rare War Of 1812 Infantry Shoulder Belt Plate Archive in soiled white threads

in soiled white threads

During our turn

which is also the unit that appears on his dog tag

repair evident in the blue enamels below the falcon's talons on the obverse

Neumann was captured and would remain in various prison camps until the end of February 1948

Canada, British North America. A Rare War Of 1812 Infantry Shoulder Belt Plate Archive in soiled white threadsNorth American made, in bronze, consisting of an oval plate, the obverse bearing an etched monogram of King George III, the reverse with a tongue clip and dual studs for attachment to a belt, unmarked but a variation manufactured from approximately 1800 until 1820, measuring 55 mm (w) x 80 mm (h), a ground dug example in very fine condition.