in order to work so he could support the family
marked with a "9" over an "M" in a shield and marked "STERLING" on the reverse
with highlights of gold bullion in the Centurion's helmet
Over the left breast pocket is an original three-colour embroidered Type I Canadian Parachute Regiment Badge
Prussia, German State. A Post War Pour-Le-Mérite, By Wagner, C. 1930 Auction in order to work so(Pour Le Mrite.) Instituted June 7, 1740 by King Frederick II. A very fine post war Pour Le Mrite, unmarked but typical cross by Wagner, in silver gilt, a blue enamelled Maltese Cross with hand carved eagles in each quadrant, suspended from an elongated loop, measures 51. 61mm (w) x 51. 43mm (h), weighs 22. 2 grams (excluding ribbon), integral suspension ring marked 900 denoting silver quality, enamel chip near P on 9 oclock arm and wear to corner of