towards the end of WWI
the other is light blue embroidery on grayish-blue wool
slightly soiled from light period wear
lightly soiled white brushed cotton recessed medal bed
The eight eight Companies of the Battalion were called upon to perform Garrison Guard and Outpost duties at important shipping points
United Kingdom. A Royal Marines Drum Major's Insignia And Rank Chevrons, C.1910 United Republic of towards the end of WWIDrum Major's Insignia (crown in silvered and gold coloured bullion wire, in various textures, deep maroon velvet in the void of the crown, touches of red and green embroidery in the base of the crown, with black threading giving definition to the top of the crown and its base, the horn and fouled anchor in bands of silver, the flags in red, white and blue embroidery and trimmed in rolled bullion wire, the globe, along with the accessories on the horn,