Description
YET MATCHLESS MCCCIV" (1804) and a ribbon banner below inscribed "BORN
Grave 9 and is commemorated on page 555 of the First World War Book of Remembrance
Alice Steward of Penticton
Sussex for further treatment to his burns and injuries before returning to his wife in Canada
Footnote: The Landesschiessen was made up of Tirolean veterans from the Great War who were effectively in the reserve for Second World War service
Togo, Republic. An Order Of Mono, Knight With Case, By Arthus Betrand, Paris Archive YET MATCHLESS MCCCIV" (1804) andTogolese Republic Knights Class Order of Mono; in silver gilt and white and green enamels; the obverse with a circular central gilt medallion bearing the arms of the Togolese Republic, circumscribed by a green enamel ring inscribed with Republique Togolaise (Togolese Republic); the reverse in plain gilt with a circular central medallion inscribed Travail Liberte Patrie: (Work, Liberty, Country); horizontally pierced ball for suspension; on original
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