Germany, Imperial. A Kingdom Of Westphalia Medal Of Honour, Imperial Period Restrike, Ca. 1900 certificate_of_authenticity small chip evident in the

small chip evident in the purple enameled heart

the reverse arms bear the inscription “FÜR WERKE DER NÄCHSTEN LIEBE 12 NOV 1912” (FOR WORKS OF CHARITY) and the centre bears the royal monogram

over a green and white ribbon

Conroy was assisted in this task by Bishop Breynat who joined the treaty group at Fort Providence and stayed with them for the remainder of the 1921 expedition

Footnote: William Merifield was born in Victoria Australia in 1879 and enlisted in the CEF in October 1915

Germany, Imperial. A Kingdom Of Westphalia Medal Of Honour, Imperial Period Restrike, Ca. 1900 certificate_of_authenticity small chip evident in the(Knigreich Westphalen Ehrenabzeichen). Constructed of bronze, on loop for suspension from its period original ribbon, the obverse with crossed swords inside of a laurel wreath, the reverse with an inscription of FR TAPFERKEIT UND GUTES BETRAGEN (FOR BRAVERY AND GOOD CONDUCT), 26. 80 mm in diameter, in extremely fine condition.