International. An Apostolic & Hospitaller Order of Saint George of Burgundy, I Class Grand Cross Auction with some distortion of the

with some distortion of the structure of the side walls

He was struck off strength of the Canadian Ordnance Corps and posted to the General Depot at Seaford on May 10th

1915 at Kingston

the obverse with a black inscription of “IM NAMEN DES DEUTSCHEN VOLKES” (“IN THE NAME OF THE GERMAN PEOPLE”)

5 mm silver gilt suspension illustrating the Republic of Egypt eagle coat-of-arms above a lamp projecting a flame

International. An Apostolic & Hospitaller Order of Saint George of Burgundy, I Class Grand Cross Auction with some distortion of the(Ordre Equestre Apostolique de Saint Georges de Bourgogne). Instituted in 1390, Revived in 1485, Suppressed in 1824, Re Registered in 1929. Grand Cross Badge with a three piece construction, in silver gilt with azure blue enamels, unmarked, the arms of the cross enamelled and finished with ball finials at the tips, designed with a large fleur de lys between each arm, obverse oval centrepiece illustrating St. George on horseback slaying the dragon