Germany, Imperial. A Brunswick Masonic Badge, 1915 Archive Hugh Mulvey (later of Toronto

Hugh Mulvey (later of Toronto

then transferred to the Canadian Convalescent Convalescent at Bromley on June 22nd for thirteen weeks recuperation

During the extraordinarily hard battle there were heavy losses

displaying some signs of wear along with a single 7 mm wide moth-nip on the left side of the cap

Germany, Imperial. A Brunswick Masonic Badge, 1915 Archive Hugh Mulvey (later of TorontoA six sided star constructed of gilded bronze, three piece construction, the obverse bears a central shield of black enamel with a gilded lion on an open top oak leaf wreath with a black enamel 1914 Iron Cross at the bottom, the star points read St. F. L. Br. 1915 with masonic tools on two points, the obverse is plain and bears two rivets and a maker mark AWS with a suspension loop, measuring 61. 50 mm.