Canada, CEF. A First War Group to Captain Ross Hold an example of an insignia

an example of an insignia commonly issued to French NSKK volunteers in near extremely fine condition

SCHWERDT STUTTGART" on the reverse

depicting the numbers “1870/1871” in silver gilt

His views towards the relationship and treatment of the Aboriginal peoples versus those of other Canadians are well documented in the February 1954 issue of The Native Voice: "The Indians of this country should be treated in every way like other Canadians

” (“IN THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR of 1941-1945”)

Canada, CEF. A First War Group to Captain Ross Hold an example of an insigniaAn Arm Band in green wool, bearing the insignia of the 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles, measuring 393 mm (w) x 99 mm (h), plain reverse, discolouration and heavy wear and mothing to the 4 C. M. R insignia, near very fine. A British War Medal, in silver, rim impressed CAPT. J. ROSS., light wear, very fine. A Victory Medal, bronze gilt, rim impressed CAPT. J. ROSS., suspension ring bent, light gilt wear, remains near very fine. A 4th Mounted Rifle Battalion