A Gold Grade Close Combat Clasp By Rudolf Souval, Wien Newly Listed with non-magnetic pin and arrow

with non-magnetic pin and arrow

Marksman’s Lanyard - Grade II - January 1939-February 1941 - Grade two - First pattern

commanded by William Landymore

"BOADICEA"

He continued his service after the war with the Lincoln and Welland Regiment and was awarded the Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal

A Gold Grade Close Combat Clasp By Rudolf Souval, Wien Newly Listed with non-magnetic pin and arrowClasp in zinc, with gold Brennlack finish, maker marked on reverse R. S. (Rudolf Souval, Wien), magnetic plate and brass pin, textbook example by this maker, clasp retains most of the gold finish on obverse and about 50% of finish on reverse, in worn condition (for similar clasp see p. 211, Thomas M. Durante, The German Close Combat Clasp of WWII (c PW).