A 1944 Luftwaffe Arial Combat Winner's Silver Plate Hold where he commanded the 1st

where he commanded the 1st Dorset Regiment from 1887 to 1890

with tattered

PFORZHEIM 18" on the reverse

Warner was wounded three times and gassed during the course of the war and was credited with having served in Canada

exhibiting crazing to the black leather of the narrow horizontal strip around the entire circumference of the shako

A 1944 Luftwaffe Arial Combat Winner's Silver Plate Hold where he commanded the 1stA 1944 Luftwaffe Arial Combat Winner's Silver Plate Silvered, marked on the bottom, centre of the bowl with a Luftwaffe eagle insignia, inscribed "1944" above and "Dem Sieger im Luftkampf" below, eight scalloped panels forming the raised side of the bowl, 198 mm in diameter x 28 mm in depth, scattered silvering wear and contact marks, very fine.