bronze gilt with a large red enamelled "S"
a rough contemporary of the Estado Novo and German and Italian Fascism
with France and Germany clasp
listed as "seriously ill"
effective sometime between 1913 and 1914 and was with her when First World War hostilities broke out
Canada. Five Rcaf Ground Observer Corps Items GTRexclude bronze gilt with a largeJacket Patch (blue, red, back and yellow embroidery, on a navy blue wool base, 77 mm x 99 mm); Lapel Badge (bronze gilt with red and blue enamels, unmarked, 24 mm x 32. 8 mm, screwback); Transfer Decal Sticker (printed in red and blue inks on a transparent sticker, on a 73 mm x 99 mm paper, maker marked "CANADA DECALCOMANIA CO. LIMITED, TORONTO, ONTARIO" on the reverse); and two Royal Canadian Air Force Air Defence Command Ground Observer Corps Un