reverse illustrating the Iron Cross 1914 within a wreath composed of branches of laurel leaves and oak leaves and inscribed "GOTT MIT UNS" (God Is With Us) above
treacherous mountain passes
inscribed “Für Verdienst” (German - For Merit) in raised lettering
the Battalion was absorbed into the 30th Infantry Battalion
superimposed over flagstaffs
United Kingdom. Two Silver Service Medals visually-hidden reverse illustrating the Iron CrossIncludes: 1. Canada General Service Medal 1866 1870, to Trooper John R. Mountain, 1st Quebec Cavalry (Tr. J. R. Mountain. 1st. Que. Cav.). Naming is officially impressed and partially shaved. Contact marks, edge nicks, bruised, exhibiting glue and paper residue on the replacement ribbon, was previously brooch mounted, poor condition. 2. South African Medal for War Services 1939 1945. Un named, original ribbon, court mounted with dual push pins on the