others were gone before they had received any formal recognition
45 mm (h - inclusive of laurel wreath and its integral ring)
Instituted 30 October 1815 by King Friedrich Wilhelm III
presenting minor toned bronze
eleven with a single screwback
Canada, CEF. A Sir John Craig Eaton Gold Service Medal, to William Carson, c.1919 Archive others were gone before theyIn 14K Gold, weighing 14. 4 grams, marked "14 K" and hallmarked with an "E" inside a diamond on the reverse, obverse illustrating the Eaton coat of arms bearing two beavers above a band with three maple leaves and a harp below, surmounted by a beaver and framed by a ribbon banner inscribed "VINCIT OMNIA VERIT" (Truth Conquers All), sprigs of laurel leaves on either side with the cypher of John Craig Eaton (interlocking "JCE") at the top, reverse