Description
the edelweiss has loosened but remains securely attached
(GRAO4310)
Footnote: The awards conferred upon citizens of the three founding Duchies had an oak wreath surrounding the centre medallion
With the award of the Navy Cross on October 25
1915 for service in the French theatre and placed with the 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles on January 2
Canada, CEF. “Crummy!” Ink on Paper, 1915 Buy Now the edelweiss has loosened butBlack ink on paper, entitled CRUMMY! featuring a soldier in a bunker holding a shirt with insects on it, sitting on a box Pills for 303 Heine, unsigned but in the style of Pte. Jukes, dated 1915, adhered to a pressed board presenting a matte frame, measures 308 mm (w) x 350 mm (h), light staining and foxing to board, remains in extremely fine condition. Reuben Jukes (Jucksch) was a Canadian soldier and artist who served in the First War, and is known