A First War Memorial Cross To The 24Th Canadian Infantry; Sugar Refinery 1916 Buy Now Footnote: The decoration was instituted
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Footnote: The decoration was instituted in 1951 and awarded to labour leaders for outstanding service in the enhancement of state infrastructures or innovative technology development
A similar buckle is illustrated on page 422 of "Belt Buckles & Brocades of the Third Reich
In the early years of the Second World War
He describes it as very evocative and asks Schlüter to pass it around
Photos (lot 4): 26 medium size photos (mostly 9x12cm)
A First War Memorial Cross To The 24Th Canadian Infantry; Sugar Refinery 1916 Buy Now Footnote: The decoration was institutedGV (65675 SGT. N. McCALLUM) naming is engraved, on private green ribbon, very fine. Footnote: Neil McCallum was born in Glasgow Scotland in 1983 and was working as a Inspector prior to enlisting in the CEF in October 1914. According to to War Diary records, the 24th launched a large attack from the Sugar Refinery on September 17th 1916 that proved to be extremely costly and ultimately unsuccessful.
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