Those who served in Canada only were entitled
exhibiting scattered holes throughout and light soiling in the white cotton circle behind the swastika due to battle damage
Powers recalled that in 1937 an invitational 14-team track meet marked the opening of this field
he was discharged from Hastings and invalided to Canada by authority of a Medical Board
A beautiful formal document
Seven Austro-Hungarian Medals & Awards GTRexclude Those who served in CanadaCommemorative Cross 1848 1908 (bronze gilt, 36. 2 mm); War Commemorative Medal 1914 1918 (bronze, 36 mm); Karl Troop Cross (war materials, 29. 3 mm); Commemorative Medals 1898 (bronze gilt, 34 mm and 34. 3 mm); Wound Medal for One Wound (blackened war materials, engraver marked "R. PLACHT", 38 mm, one stripe on the ribbon indicative of one wound); Commemorative Medals 1898 (bronze gilt, 34 mm and 34. 3 mm); Hungarian WWI Commemorative Medal (silvered