Canada, United Kingdom. A First War British War Medal To A Female Nurse's Aid, Lillian Hirst Luck, Voluntary Aid Detachment Auction Hindenberg became Commander-in-Chief in the

Hindenberg became Commander-in-Chief in the East and Ludendorff became his Chief-of-Staff

each of which represents six years' additional continuous efficient service (in silver

American influence on Europe grew stronger than ever

an Honour Cross of the World War 1914/1918 for Non-Combatants

Award Document for the Close Combat Clasp 1st Grade

Canada, United Kingdom. A First War British War Medal To A Female Nurse's Aid, Lillian Hirst Luck, Voluntary Aid Detachment Auction Hindenberg became Commander-in-Chief in the(L. H. LUCK. V. A. D.). Naming is officially impressed. Dark patina, very light contact, original ribbon, near extremely fine. Accompanied by the "Certificate Issued with the War Badge", inscribed in blue ink "Class C", "No. 85406", named to "Lillian Luck V. A. D.", for "Service in England", dated at "Ottawa, March 2nd 1921", measuring 130 mm (w) x 82 mm (h), soiled. Footnote: Lillian Hirst Luck (nee Scott) was born on April 7, 1876 in Walkerton,