Description

Hancock was discharged on October 27

gilt zinc with red

1917 and posted to the 10th Canadian Siege Battery on July 12th

the Lord Mayor of the City of London

The first concern he had was that Addison suffered from a case Suppurative Otitis Media

A First War German "Honour To The Winners/St. Mihiel" Matchbox Cover 1918 certificate_of_authenticity Hancock was discharged on OctoberThree piece construction, silvered bronze inscribed "HONNEUR AUX VAINQUEURS 11 NOVbre 1918" (Honour to the Winners, November 11, 1918) inside a wreath of laurel leaves above a silvered bronze ribbon banner inscribed "St. MIHIEL", both items mounted to a silvered bronze base, ribbing on the spine, 42 mm x 62 mm x 19. 5 mm, scattered silvering wear on the two insignias, extremely fine.

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A First War German "Honour To The Winners/St. Mihiel" Matchbox Cover 1918 certificate_of_authenticity Hancock was discharged on October

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