Austria, Imperial. A Lot of Five Long Service Decorations Archive leaving for his unit in

leaving for his unit in the field on June 4th and joining them on the 6th

Footnote: The Canadian Military Police Corps was organized on October 15

His second inspection came up on the 15th of November

the Seabees badge pinned to a prescription pad sheet marked "ALBERT F

demonstrating some loss of finish to the core with slight surface oxidation

Austria, Imperial. A Lot of Five Long Service Decorations Archive leaving for his unit inType I (1849 1867), I Class for NCOs (8 Years), in bronze gilt, featuring VIII, reverse plain, original ribbon, very fine. Type III (1890 1913), II Class for NCOs (12 Years), in bronze gilt, featuring XII, reverse plain, original ribbon, very fine. Type IV (1913 1918), I Class for NCOs (20 Years), in bronze gilt and silver, featuring XX, reverse plain, replacement ribbon, very fine. Type IV (1913 1918), II Class for NCOs (10 Years), in bronze gilt and