A June 19 1941 Germany, Switzerland, & Austro-Hungary Award With Case certificate_of_authenticity O’Connor believed that Canadians who

O’Connor believed that Canadians who wore the red chevron were too easily mistaken for “Mons heroes” by British civilians

180 mm x 245 mm) and assorted research papers

Footnote: Ralph Griffon Wagner was born in Nova Scotia in 1898 and was working as a Machinist in Waltham Mass

northern Saskatchewan

A June 19 1941 Germany, Switzerland, & Austro-Hungary Award With Case certificate_of_authenticity O’Connor believed that Canadians whoSilvered aluminum, obverse illustrating the flags of the Third Reich, Hungary and Switzerland, inscribed "1941 VI. 29." below and surrounded by a full wreath of laurel leaves, reverse engraved "I.", 46. 5 mm, silvering wear evident on the obverse, contact marks, very fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, recessed medal bed, fabric liner missing from the inside lid, case also very fine.