US$ 12.00
as part of the 4th Battleship Squadron and participated in patrols in the North Sea with the Grand Fleet
Footnote: FERT was the motto of the Royal House of Italy (House of Savoy) and is believed to be derived from the Latin "Foedere et Religione Tenemur" (We are held together by the constitutional pact and by religion)
A Kriegsmarine Coastal Artillery Badge - in gilded/silvered feinzink
praising his work at POW camp at Eger
the scabbard measuring 278 mm in length
A First War Casualty Pair To The 22Nd Regiment Kia Auction Archive as part of the 4thA First War Casualty Pair to the 22nd Regiment KIA British War Medal (748632 PTE. N. TURCOTTE. 22 CAN. INF.), Victory Medal (748632 PTE. N. TURCOTTE. 22 CAN. INF.) Naming is impressed, very fine. Footnote: Noe Turcotte was from Magog, Quebec and born in September 17, 1896. Working as a lumberman, he enlisted in February 10th 1916. He was killed in action May 11, 1917 as a member of the 22nd Regiment.