Morocco, Kingdom. An Order of Military Merit, Knight Newly Listed to carry out reconnaissance in

to carry out reconnaissance in support of the British Expeditionary Force

Footnote: Ensign Martin Benson Private Peter Arnott is shown on the roll of the 185 man 15th Battalion of Infantry (Belleville) and is listed on page 89 of the "Canada General Service Medal Roll

replacement ribbon and suspension ring

A 1937 NSKOV (Nationalsozialistische Kriegsopferversorgung/National Socialist War Victim’s Care” Reichstagung Frontsoldaten-Treffen Northeim badge (11-14/6/1937)

who had acceded to the Austro-Hungarian throne after the death of Franz Joseph I on November 21

Morocco, Kingdom. An Order of Military Merit, Knight Newly Listed to carry out reconnaissance inA ( ), silvered and enamel Knights medal, measuring 39. 9 mm (w) x 55. 8 mm (h) inclusive of suspension ring and weighing 28. 6 grams, constructed in the form of a radiating starburst surmounted by a crown suspension, the obverse centre bearing a green enamel medallion charged with a lion holding a sword, encircled by the Arabic inscription translating to Military Merit, the reverse plain and domed with finely toothed outer border, suspended from a