A German Army (Heer) Enlisted Man's Tropical Belt certificate_of_authenticity became part of the Napoleonic

became part of the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy (1806-1810) after the Peace of Pressburg

arms of the crossguard are broken off but the anchor insignia remains on both sides

signed by Harold Gibson

finishing his Naval career on June 30

service in the British and Indian Armies

A German Army (Heer) Enlisted Man's Tropical Belt certificate_of_authenticity became part of the NapoleonicIn thick olive green webbed cotton, stamped in black ink "85" on the underside of the belt at the right end, reinforced stitching on both ends of the belt, leather tab with a smooth finished brown upper stitched in place on the underside on the right end, the tab with seven rows of two holes each for length adjustment, the belt securing the magnetic olive coloured receiving clip and terminating on the reverse on the left end, without sliders, 42 mm x