Canada, Cef. A Memorial Cross, Sniper Robert Neville, 1917 Archive Five weeks after that disgrace

Five weeks after that disgrace

The second group meanwhile had been joined by sixty American paratroopers and together both groups attacked the now stranded convoy

each of the straps secured in place by a silvered aluminum button with a pebbled upper and comes with a magnetic metal core that is marked "EXTRA FEIN" (Extra Fine) on the reverse

to Corporal Charles J

the eagle insignia in silver on a brass coat-of-arms shield

Canada, Cef. A Memorial Cross, Sniper Robert Neville, 1917 Archive Five weeks after that disgraceGRV (193137 Pte. R. NEVILLE). In sterling silver, . 925 minimum silver standard marked, maker marked with an "R" (Roden Brothers Limited of Toronto) and arked "STERLING" on the reverse, measuring 31. 8 mm (w) x 35 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, on a full length sterling silver neck chain with clasp closure, wear evident in the engraved naming, contact marks, fine. Footnote: Robert Neville was born on September 10, 1885 in Vermont, Virginia,