obverse illustrating the left-facing bust of Luciano Manara
For his services he was frequently mentioned in despatches
set within a blue enameled ring bearing a gilt inscription of “IM DIENSTE DER ZUKUNFT UNSERES VOLKES” (“IN SERVICE FOR THE FUTURE OF OUR PEOPLE”)
exhibiting light wear on the brown finish on both the buttons and insignia
with "Liberated by Allies"
Canada, Commonwealth. A Memorial Cross To F.l J.g Kee, #4 Bomber Reconnaissance Squadron, Kia 1944 Archive obverse illustrating the left-facing bustA Memorial Cross, in silver, reverse engraved F. L. J. G. KEE J7075, 6 oclock arm marked LACKIE STERLING, measures 32. 4mm (w) x 34. 6mm (h integral ring), worn on original purple neck ribbon, lovely patina, minimal wear, in extremely fine condition. Footnote: John Gordon Kee served with the Royal Canadian Air Force, with the #4 Bomber Reconnaissance Squadron in Ucluelet, British Columbia. He was killed in action on June 9, 1944, when the Canso