clasp attached to the ribbon on one side and overall gilt loss on the CFD
but this is a textbook example manufactured by Godet
The bomber stream became very scattered in particular on the homeward bound stages where the radar controlled flak batteries were able to score many successes
silver gilt and flawless enamels
He was placed on command to the Canadian Discharge Depot at Bramshott on March 5 1918 and embarked Liverpool for Canada on March 12
A French Legion D'honneur; Officer In Gold, July Monarchy, C. 1830-1838. Newly Listed clasp attached to the ribbonBadge in Gold and enamels hallmarked 18Kt. Gold ("ram's head"), on the bottom obverse, badge measures 42mm (x60mm including crown suspension), of superb quality manufacture, with old ribbon, very tiny enamel flaking, otherwise in near mint condition and very attractive. (C: 41)