Canada, Cef. A Group To Lieutenant Archer; 1St Canadian Divisional Ammunition Column GTRexclude the reverse with a central

the reverse with a central wreathed Saxon coat of arms

In February of 1943 his skin disease was still classified as grade B

He served with the 8th SS Cavalry Division “Florian Geyer”

Stephen in Gold: Commanders Cross

and German National Railways Collar Tab

Canada, Cef. A Group To Lieutenant Archer; 1St Canadian Divisional Ammunition Column GTRexclude the reverse with a central1914 15 Star (43556 BMBR. R. C ARCHER. 1 CAN: DIV: A. C.); British War Medal (LIEUT. R. C. ARCHER.); and Victory Medal (LIEUT. R. C. ARCHER.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, replacement ribbons, scattered spotting on the Star, very light contact, near extremely fine. Accompanied by the cardboard mailing boxes for each medal, each with a label and named to Archer. Footnote: Rupert Clive Archer was born on November 5, 1883 in London,