An Auxiliary Police (Polizei) Nco's Shako GTRexclude as evidenced by the accompanying

as evidenced by the accompanying nursing badge

pair of General

first in November 1914 and was assigned to the 500 Draft Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Reinforcements (but does not appear on the PPCLI rolls)

On the first day of the attack

An Auxiliary Police (Polizei) Nco's Shako GTRexclude as evidenced by the accompanyingAn Auxiliary Police (Polizei) NCO's Shako Molded sturdy, vulcanfibre body with a lacquered, black leather exterior. The body of the shako has an extruding, humped curve reverse with a black leather, downward sloping vulcanfibre front visor and rear neck guard, along with a circular "coffee can" style top, in the traditional police helmet style, that was established in the 1920s and lasted until 1945. Both the front visor and rear neck guard are