Russia, Soviet Union. A Mixed Lot of Awards and Insignia Newly Listed he also signed a Non-Permanent

he also signed a Non-Permanent Active Militia of Canada Attestation Paper with the Cumberland Highlanders on June 22

each with a round hole cut out for the ears and designed with an ear flap

1917: awarded for a second time the Military Merit Medal in Silver with Swords for brave conduct in the face of the enemy

retiring as a Warrant Officer in 1996

Instituted 1764

Russia, Soviet Union. A Mixed Lot of Awards and Insignia Newly Listed he also signed a Non-PermanentAn extensive mixed lot of awards and insignia, encompassing 22 individual examples, including an Order of the Red Star, an Order for Battle Merit, a Soviet Guards Badge, and other signs for merit and distinction, supplemented by cap and uniform insignia, with most examples constructed of silver or bronze and some with multi coloured enamels, in overall better than very fine condition.