Norway, Kingdom. A Royal House Of Recompense In Gold, I Class Gold Grade Medal certificate_of_authenticity he was wounded at the

he was wounded at the Battle of Mont Sorrel on June 13

with a hairline crack on the six o’clock arm and light enamel wear and loss to obverse and reverse centres

until he was struck off strength to Canada at Buxton on December 15th due to his "Debility"

East Africa 1940*

he first appeared at Covent Garden

Norway, Kingdom. A Royal House Of Recompense In Gold, I Class Gold Grade Medal certificate_of_authenticity he was wounded at theKongens Erindringsmedalje. Instituted in 1906. In Gold, weighing 19 grams inclusive of its court mounted ribbon, obverse illustrating the left facing bust of King Haakon VII of Norway, engraver marked "THROMBEEN" at the base of the bust, inscribed "HAAKON VII" at the left and "NORGES KONGE" at the right, reverse with the cypher of King Haakon VII, the medal surmounted by the Royal crown, measuring 25. 3 mm (w) x 35. 7 mm (h), court mounted with