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So any time we saw a train engine going along we’d fly up behind it and knock it out
on a loop for suspension from its period original ribbon - with three repetition clasps denoting this being the fourth award
3 mm in diameter each
116th Infantry Battalion Pin CEF - Silver and enamels
A scarce multiple-rayed five-armed plaque in silver gilt
Bavaria, Kingdom. A Civil Merit Medal, Silver Grade, C.1860 Archive So any time we saw(Silberne Zivildienstmedaille). Issued 1840 1918. Type III. A round silver medal; the obverse depicting the rightward facing bust of King Maximilian, circumscribed by his name and title; the reverse inscribed DEM VERDIENSTE UM FRST UND VATERLAND (German For merit for the prince and fatherland); on a double loop for suspension; measuring 35. 81 mm in diameter; marked under bust, weighing 19. 9 grams; in overall very fine condition.