Canada, CEF. A Medal Pair to Russian Sylvester Nikitush, PPCLI Wounded Hold The Knight grade represents the

The Knight grade represents the foundational class of the order and is worn suspended from a ribbon

but some signs of wear

and include oxidation and loss of finish throughout the steel and nickel-silver features

for the Second Class it was 30 and for the Third Class it was 50

constructed of a separate piece of black onyx fastened to the main body of the core

Canada, CEF. A Medal Pair to Russian Sylvester Nikitush, PPCLI Wounded Hold The Knight grade represents theBritish War Medal (454504 PTE. S. NIKITUSH. P. P. C. L. I.), Naming is impressed; Victory Medal. (454504 PTE. S. NIKITUSH. P. P. C. L. I.), Naming is impressed; together with browning copper PPCLI Cap Badge, as well as PPCLI enameled Sweetheart Pin, sterling; very fine. Footnote: Sylvester Nikitush aka Savoire Neitush, from Polessk Russia, enlisted in the 43rd Overseas Battalion in June 1915 and was transferred to the PPLCI on July 9th 1916 joining