United Kingdom. A First War Infantry Trench Whistle Hold a later badge

a later badge

Chief Petty Officer McGinnis

Since its foundation

1st Lieutenant Hervey gave the order to "bail out" and tried to put the ship on automatic pilot

It was revised in 1926 and became an official state award on October 7

United Kingdom. A First War Infantry Trench Whistle Hold a later badgeIn silver nickel, maker marked and dated "J. HUDSON & Co BIRMINGHAM 1915" on the shaft, marked "PATENT 5727 08" on the cap, the adjoining loop with a full length braided brown neck cord fed through it, measuring 81. 7 mm in length x 16 mm in diameter, contact marks, very fine. Footnote: British forces were the first to make use of whistles in the trenches of the First World War. The whistles were made by J. Hudson & Company, which was later bought out