A Liverpool City Pipe Band Shoulder Belt Plate GTRexclude Foreign Armies and L In

Foreign Armies and L In 1

which volunteered and fought with distinction in both world wars

During his time in Philadelphia

Granger served at Waterloo as well as 3 years

A Liverpool City Pipe Band Shoulder Belt Plate GTRexclude Foreign Armies and L InA Liverpool City Pipe Band Shoulder Belt Plate White metal, weighing 136 grams, unmarked, slightly curved plate, illustrating the City of Liverpools coat of arms, which were granted on March 22, 1797, a shield with a Cormorant holding a piece of seaweed in its beak in the centre, flanked by Neptune holding a trident at the left and Triton blowing a horn at the right, with reeds in the background and a ribbon banner inscribed "DEUS NOBIS HAEC OTIA