Germany, Heer. A Set Of Cavalry/Armoured Reconnaissance Oberst Shoulder Boards Archive stating that he had served

stating that he had served with the KRRC

After the end of the Second World War

along with heavy bomber support

measuring 33mm (w) x 43

where Birch was killed in action on 12 April 1917 in the attack on Hill 145 ‘The Pimple’

Germany, Heer. A Set Of Cavalry/Armoured Reconnaissance Oberst Shoulder Boards Archive stating that he had served(Heer Schulterklappen fr Oberst der Kavallerie Aufklrung). A set of Heer Cavalry Armoured Reconnaissance Oberst shoulder boards, each constructed of cardboard reinforced golden yellow wool, bearing four bands of interwoven silver aluminum wire piping, and pinned with two gilded zink rank pips, both unmarked and measuring 3t mm (w) x 100 mm (l) (not inclusive of stabilizers), with some material fatigue evident, in better than very fine condition.