Portugal, Kingdom. A Military Order of Christ, Knight in Gold, c.1880 visually-hidden he was posted to the

he was posted to the Canadian Base Depot on June 13th and rejoined his unit on the 18th

a copy of the Roll of Individuals entitled to the Queen's South Africa Medal (confirming his award of the QSA with three clasps)

edge nicks and bruising on the First War pair

76 men escaped

George on horseback trampling underfoot the eagle shield of the Central Powers and a skull and cross-bones (the emblems of death)

Portugal, Kingdom. A Military Order of Christ, Knight in Gold, c.1880 visually-hidden he was posted to theOrdem de Cristo). Instituted 1319. Type I (1789 1910). In 18K Gold, a white and blue enamelled cross with ball finials, wreath and enamel segments in each quadrant, the obverse medallion bearing the red enamel cross, the reverse mirrors the obverse, a hollow surmounting crown, measures 39. 3 mm (w) x 60. 6 mm (h), weighs 16. 5 grams, replacement ribbon, hairline cracks in enamels, crown slightly crushed, light wear, remains extremely fine.