A Scarce Milos Obilic Gold Bravery Medal Auction that he had served with

that he had served with the 1st Infantry Battalion (1914-1919) and the 3rd Battalion Engineers CEF in England and France

but that doesn’t stop me and it will go ahead exactly as I want

Above the left breast pocket is a Canadian Volunteer Service Medal ribbon bar

62 mm x 84 mm inclusive of suspension

Banks forced southern troops out of Brownsville

A Scarce Milos Obilic Gold Bravery Medal Auction that he had served withIn gilded bronze. Medal measures 31. 3mm, die struck, cylinder suspension. Unmarked, without maker's or designer's markings. Most likely of Austrian manufacture (Mayer), 1860 1890 (most likely issued during Montenegros War of Independence period). Medal was worn, polished, rim bump and nicks, thus fair, good condition. Mounted as worn, on original ribbon, and very scarce.