the reverse retaining a fully-intact
despite unlawful constriction regulations that were in place in Latvia at the time
Gold-plated cupro-nickel
a white cardboard insert placed within the base and housing a medal bed in black velvet
Aleexec directly below the bust
Canada, Commonwealth. A Birk’s Memorial Bar to F.S. Crossland, KIA 1942 Auction Archive the reverse retaining a fully-intactIn silver, engraved FS H. CROSSLAND R. C. A. F. DIED IN HIS COUNTRYS SERVICE 2 JUNE 1942, measures 66. 9 mm (w) x 14. 6 mm (h), weighs 6. 21 grams, reverse marked BIRKS and STERLING, light contact, very fine. Contained in original dark purple case and original paper notices of the memorial bar and medals, and contained in the original Footnote: Flight Sergeant Harry Crossland was killed in action on June 2, 1942. While on an operation to Essen,