entitled to the medal and the clasp
20 mm x 130 mm)
the reverse with a solid catch
with a simulated leather headband
He was at Camp Borden when he re-enlisted with the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps and was taken on strength as a Staff Sergeant on December 1
Russia, Imperial. An Order Of St. George, I Class Cross, C.1920 Auction entitled to the medal andLikely of French manufacture, constructed of gilded bronze, on loop for suspension from its period original ribbon, manufactured in France for White Russian exiles, presenting as a Cross Patte with central obverse medallion depicting raised image of St. George slaying a dragon, reverse with central medallion depicting monogram of Tsar Nicholas II, unmarked, measuring 34. 66 mm (w) x 40. 18 mm (h), weighing 9. 7 grams inclusive of ribbon, in extremely