United Kingdom. A Waterloo Period King's German Legion Porcelain Pipe Head Hold with a strap stitched to

with a strap stitched to the side incorporating a brass post

forcing his admission to the Canadian Special Hospital at Witley Camp on January 17

November 3rd 1918 and is buried at St

with short ribbon and straps as worn

United Kingdom. A Waterloo Period King's German Legion Porcelain Pipe Head Hold with a strap stitched toGreat Britain, Germany (Hanover).: White porcelain with a full colour applique, illustrating a standing rifleman in a rural scene, holding a rifle by the barrel in his right hand, the butt of the rifle against the ground, within a gold coloured frame, inscribed in black running script "A Rifleman of the 4th Line Battalion K's German Legion." below, maker marked in blue on the inside of the bowl, measuring 36. 5 mm at its widest point x 120 mm in