A Saxon, Prussian, And Austrian First War Medal Bar Hold There is evidence of mothing

There is evidence of mothing in the collar

1918 documents the following: "The 14th Canadian Battalion attacked at dawn on the morning of the 8th of August

a sterling silver RCAF Operations Wings Badge (maker marked "BIRKS" and marked "STERLING" on the reverse

WW1 Imperial Wound Badge - Magnetic

A Saxon, Prussian, And Austrian First War Medal Bar Hold There is evidence of mothingSaxony: Friedrich August Medal, Silver Grade (silver, 28. 5 mm); Prussia: Iron Cross 2nd Class (silver frame, with iron core, magnetic, maker marked "ED" on the ring, 43. 2 mm); Prussia: Reserve Long Service Medal, 2nd Class (1913 1920) (copper, 25 mm); and Austria: Iron Merit Cross (silvered iron, magnetic, 35 mm). Mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, soiled original ribbons, contact marks and surface wear on the