Japan, Empire. A Rare Order Of The Sacred Crown, Ii Class, C.1900 Newly Listed the Seaforth had no means

the Seaforth had no means of effectively engaging the enemy armour

awarded by the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada (Ontario Branch)for Western Ontario boxing trials in 1932 (126 lbs)

Dated to 26 August 1943 and signed in green crayon by the leader of the 2nd battalion of the regiment

Munster Gelsenkirchen in Bottrop

shoulder boards

Japan, Empire. A Rare Order Of The Sacred Crown, Ii Class, C.1900 Newly Listed the Seaforth had no means( Hkan sh). Instituted on January 4, 1888 by Emperor Meiji of Japan. A silver gilt oval medallion with clusters of three enameled cherry blossoms forming the four points of a star, suspended from a green enamelled wreath with three white peony flowers, characteristic of the II Class badge, centre obverse presenting a silver gilt ancient Japanese Imperial Crown on a blue enamel background, with a red enameled surround with finely enameled stocks and a