then posted to Camp Gagetown in New Brunswick
55 mm x 58 mm: one chevron was awarded for service dating from the day the soldier left Canada
It features a traditional high peak crown with tightly seated and even bright red piping
a worn badge exhibiting all the finely toned characteristics of use
A French Medaille Militaire
Finland, Republic. An Order of the Bath Group of Seven visually-hidden then posted to Camp GagetownIncludes: (i) Order of the Cross of Liberty, IV Class Silver Cross with Oakleaves and dated "1941" (Vapaudenristin suurristi): two piece construction, in silvered and patinated iron, magnetic, measuring 39 mm (w) x 83 mm (h) inclusive of its trophy of arms with oakleaves suspension; (ii) Order of the Cross of Liberty, IV Class Silver Cross and dated "1941" (Vapaudenristin suurristi): two piece construction, in silvered and patinated iron, magnetic,