France, V Republic. A Lot Of Eighteen Beret Badges GTRexclude Tice left the Militia and

Tice left the Militia and served as Medical Officer with No

Instituted 23 April 1874 by King Albert of Saxony

but catch has been period replaced (hardly noticeable)

a Royal Army Medical Corps Training Manual 1911 (published by the War Office

four months before the start of the First World War

France, V Republic. A Lot Of Eighteen Beret Badges GTRexclude Tice left the Militia andIncludes: two Marine Troops, two Infantry, two School, Algerian Branch, Sahara Bisher Unit, Airborne Troops, Marine Airborne Troops, Cavalry, Engineering, Equipment Organization, Health and Medicine, Pre Military, Stewardship, Train. Seventeen in bronze or metal, six are silvered, eleven are gilt, voided, fourteen exhibit various maker marks, measuring 44 to 45 mm in diameter, all with both lugs intact, thirteen with a pin. Accompanied by an