United Kingdom, Canada. A Mixed Lot of Insignia and Decorations visually-hidden He was transferred to the

He was transferred to the Casualty Clearing Station on April 21st

One for an Iron Cross I Class

Footnote: The cross was established for the conservation of the Russian Orthodox faith of the mountain people of the Caucasus

especially in recognition of the sinking of the British armoured cruisers HMS Hogue

while a spring catch within the throat firmly holds the bayonet in place during storage

United Kingdom, Canada. A Mixed Lot of Insignia and Decorations visually-hidden He was transferred to theA mixed lot including: A 200th commemoration of the Waterloo Medal, in bronze, full size, very fine. Three silver whistles, impressed A. M 23 230 on one side and 293 14 L1795, all very fine. A Post War Canadian Jump Wing, in white and yellow embroidery on green felt, very fine. A BORDER shoulder patch, in red and white cloth, reverse reinforced, edges fraying, very fine. A Second War 8th Armoured Brigade Printed Patch, measures 52. 7 mm (w) x 49. 3 mm