Canada. A First War Memorial Cross To The 102Nd Canadian Infantry Buy Now "VOLUNTEERS" at the right and

"VOLUNTEERS" at the right and "1900-1" below

The Oberstleutnant shoulder boards are constructed of grey embroidery intertwined with silver threading in the form of a five-looped braid

The certificate is signed and stamped by the SA-Brigade Führer

constructed of a wood frame with a blue hard-shelled exterior

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Canada. A First War Memorial Cross To The 102Nd Canadian Infantry Buy Now "VOLUNTEERS" at the right andCanada; A First War Memorial Cross to the 102nd Canadian Infantry (105962 Pte. R. SNELGROVE) naming is engraved, in box of issue, very fine footnote: Robert Snelgrove was born in Saskatchewan in 1897 and worked as a Farmer until he enlisted in March 1916. Robert was killed in action on February 18th 1917 and is buried at Villers Station Cemetery.