Czechoslovakia. A National Guard Medal 1918-1919 Auction His prowess as a hunter

His prowess as a hunter and accurate shot in Cowichan solidified his status in the Army

1915 with a strength of 35 officers and 980 other ranks under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel J

One support bar in the workings cabinet is marked in French "AVANCE" (Advance) and "RETARD" (Delay)

all three prongs intact

John the Evangelist at Cowley where he was re-instated and it was while he was at Cowley that he became well-known throughout England as a Missioner

Czechoslovakia. A National Guard Medal 1918-1919 Auction His prowess as a hunterBronze, engraver marked "O. P." on the reverse, 33. 8 mm x 48. 5 mm inclusive of its crossed swords suspension, bronze star on its original ribbon with dual prong pinback, extremely fine. Footnote: The medal was created to recognize the service of members of the National Guard, comprised of volunteers who were not on the reserve list, who maintained order and fought to defend the new state created at the end of the First World War.