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he was discharged at Ottawa in September 1919 and returned to his duties as Assistant Deputy Postmaster-General
The Most Distinguished Order of St
It travelled 74 feet from the time it touched the verge until it overturned
The center of the order has a peacock with the inscription "Independence" below
he was Commissioner of the New Brunswick Provincial Police
Belgium, Kingdom. A Set Of Bullion Pilot's Wings GTRexclude he was discharged at OttawaA Set of Belgian Bullion Pilot's Wings Issued immediately after WWII. Gold coloured bullion wire in the crown and the Belgian coat of arms, gold coloured sequins in the wings with overlaying fine strands of gold coloured wire bullion, touches of red embroidery in the lion's paws and tongue, red wool embroidery in the crown complemented by touches of red and green embroidery in the crown's base, all on black wool, 47. 5 mm x 116 mm, glue residue on the
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