A Polish Order Of The White Eagle By Spink & Son GTRexclude King Edward VII presented banners
Description
King Edward VII presented banners to the Royal Canadian Field Artillery and the Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery
1st Class for 40 Years' Service (gilt and enamels)
1st RIDING REGT
arms of the crossguard are broken off but the anchor insignia remains on both sides
great coat
A Polish Order Of The White Eagle By Spink & Son GTRexclude King Edward VII presented bannersA Polish Order of the White Eagle by Spink & Son Grand cross set of insignia, comprising Sash Badge and The Star. Unmarked, but typical manufacture by "Spink & Son" London, England, for Polish Government in exile, circa 1950 60. Star, in silver, silver gilt and enamels, 90mm, in mint condition. Sash Badge, 81x81mm, in silver, silver gilt and enamels, mounted on a full length of fine quality sash ribbon, in mint condition. Also included is miniature
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