Description
It closes with eight pebbled magnetic metal buttons on the right side meeting an equal number of reinforced buttonholes on the left side
It was awarded in three classes: First Class in gold
perforated with three eyelets for the accommodation of a drawstring
he was posted to HMCS Stadacona
where the doctor noted his "neurasthenia" (mechanical weakness of the actual nerves)
United Kingdom. A First War Propaganda Poster, 1915 Auction Archive It closes with eight pebbledA large lithograph and paper, No. 96, First War propaganda poster, featuring a text prominent page stating Youre proud of your pals in the Army of course! But what will your pals think of YOU? THINK IT OVER!, designed and printed by Johnson, Riddle & co, LTD, London, and published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, measures 53 cm (w) x 75. 5 mm (l), with a reinforced left edge bearing four holes, plain reverse, minor creases and wear to edges,