A First War & German Police Medal Bar Hold his right hand tucked inside
Description
his right hand tucked inside his pant's pocket
He signed his CEF Attestation Paper as a Private (446499) with the 56th Infantry Battalion "Calgary Battalion"
1918 in Hamilton
ending its days in the defense of Germany and surrendering to the British army northwest of Berlin in 1945
In die-stamped aluminum
A First War & German Police Medal Bar Hold his right hand tucked insidePrussia: Iron Cross 2nd Class (silver frame, iron core, magnetic, 43 mm); Imperial: Hindenburg Cross for Combatants (bronze, maker marked "G & S" on the reverse, 37. 8 mm); and Third Reich: Police Long Service Cross, 2nd Class for Eighteen Years' Service (silver, 43 mm x 43. 3 mm). Mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, original ribbons, light contact, extremely fine
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