Canada. A First War Medal Group To Flight Cadet Stevens Raf Auction obverse illustrating the 91st insignia

obverse illustrating the 91st insignia surrounded by the inscription "PRINCESS LOUISE'S A

where he achieved the rank of Ordinary Seaman on December 15

For a variety of reasons

Three WWI Badges - 4th Army Campaign Badge 1914-15 (bronze

Promotion document to Oberfeldwebel (Warrant Officer) dated 1 June 1940

Canada. A First War Medal Group To Flight Cadet Stevens Raf Auction obverse illustrating the 91st insigniaA First War Canadian Medal Group to Flight Cadet Stevens RAF 1914 15 Star (120 Pte W. STEVENS. CAN: A. S. C.); British War Medal (316121 F CADET. W. STEVENS. R. A. F.); and Victory Medal (316121 F. CDT. W. STEVENS. R. A. F.). Naming is officially impressed, Un mounted, original ribbons, dark patina on the BWM, residue on the obverse of the BWM, better than very fine. Footnote: William Stevens was born on December 6, 1890 in London, England. He signed