Original British WWI KIA Death Penny Soldier Memorial - Walter Brown EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION and beyond the technology at

and beyond the technology at that time

During the advance he sustained a flesh wound to his arm but only halted to send his soldier servant

This is a WWII German National Banner that measures 30 inches wide by 71 inches long

British soldiers fought in scarlet and blue uniforms for the last time at the Battle of Gennis in Sudan on 30 December 1885

without any major cracks or chips

Original British WWI KIA Death Penny Soldier Memorial - Walter Brown EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION and beyond the technology atOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely WWI Memorial Plaque commemorating the life and service of Walter Brown, a British soldier who fell on an unknown battlefield with an unknown unit. Due to how common his name is, there were dozens of Walter Browns that came up in multiple databases, all Killed In Action. It would be nearly impossible to determine which specific Walter Brown it was, but in all reality anyone you pick would be correct.