Russia, Soviet Union. A Motherhood Medal, Ii Class United Republic of the production of silk from
Description
the production of silk from cultivated silkworms
which he claimed he incurred while on service in May 1915 and the doctor estimating a recovery time of six months and at least one year
marked Klein & Quenzer on inside lid
He is acknowledged as a Captain (Acting Major) with the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps in the Supplement to the London Gazette 37340 of Thursday
Russia, Soviet Union. A Motherhood Medal, Ii Class United Republic of the production of silk fromInstituted in 1944. In silver, measuring 29 mm in diameter, suspended from a silver gilt with blue and white enamelled hanger with pinback, intact enamels, edge nicks, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Motherhood Medal, II Class was instituted on July 8, 1944 and awarded to mothers who bore and raised five children.
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