Portugal, Kingdom. An Order Of Villa Vicosa, Commander, C.1890 United Republic of Fourth Class - Military Division

Fourth Class - Military Division

some still present in the creases)

1919 at the age of 31 and is buried in the Cambridge (nee Preston Public) Cemetery

He proceeded to Canada on April 4th and was detailed for duty of the Deputy General Medical Services (DGMS) in Ottawa on May 4

England on the 30th

Portugal, Kingdom. An Order Of Villa Vicosa, Commander, C.1890 United Republic of Fourth Class - Military DivisionIn silver gilt with blue and white enamels, unmarked, 61. 8 mm x 87. 3 mm inclusive of its crown suspension, without ribbon, two white enamelled stars missing on the reverse, crazing and chipping evident in the white enamelled stars and rays on both sides, better than very fine.