He sailed for Canada aboard the S
arms alternating double diamond beaded rays with fine
Military Division with Swords - type II (1932-1947) Silver gilt with red and white enamels
the reverse is plain with engraved inscription “Dominion Prize Lt
the hoist sleeve stamped in red ink with a manufacturer's mark and a series of codes on the reverse
Spain, Franco Period. A War Cross, I. Class Breast Star, Type III, c. 1940 Newly Listed He sailed for Canada aboard(Cruz de Guerra). Instituted January 30th, 1890. (c. 1940). An eight pointed silvered bronze star with multi faceted surfaces, the obverse with a Toulouse Cross featuring a gilded laurel wreath and four crossed swords between the arms of the cross, bearing a central medallion with the Coat of Arms of Castile, Lene, Aragon, Navarre, and Granada, constructed of red and white enameled quadrants, with the white quadrants bearing gilded rampant lions and