Description
An Early Brazilian Order of the Rose
records indicate nine entries between November 4
magnetic steel blade with a blunt tip and serrated upper edge
Royal Scots of Canada Highlanders Glengarry Badge: in die-stamped white metal
with the seam covered by a fully-intact black leather buffer pad
Canada, CEF. A War Medal to Pte. Sweeney, Royal Newfoundland Regiment KIA Newly Listed An Early Brazilian Order ofBritish War Medal (703 PTE. P. SWEENEY. R. NEWF'D R.) Naming is impressed, with wear and edge knocks, near fine. Accompanied by Victory Medal, naming erased, fine. Also accompanied by four first war period tunic buttons "Newfoundland" and single smaller yet matching button, worn, all marked E. Armfield, Birmingham on reverse, fair. Footnote: Patrick Sweeney, from St. John's, served with the first battalion Royal Newfoundlanders and was killed on the