A Clasp To The Iron Cross Second Class 1939; First Version Hold Here blast caused dangerous roof

Here blast caused dangerous roof falls and cracks and scattered bombs and other explosives over the floors whilst poisonous fumes generated by the explosion percolated from the New Mine

one of Canadian Ace Raymond Colishaw and one of German Ace Eddie Rickenbacker in a Group Shot

1st Class for 15 Years' Service (bronze gilt

The black pebbled leather washer at the crossguard junction is in intact and remains supple in texture

1917 in Toronto and his number was 826383 under the Military Service Act

A Clasp To The Iron Cross Second Class 1939; First Version Hold Here blast caused dangerous roofEarly fine quality in silvered tombac, scalloped bottom arm, 29. 65mm x 30. 55mm, with four prongs on reverse, on original ribbon as worn, some glue residue on ribbon and clasp, uncleaned and untouched, with fine old patina; a fine qiality, worn example.