A First War Pair To The Canadian Field Artillery; Wounded 1918 Newly Listed hallmarked on the ring with

hallmarked on the ring with fasces indicating production in Paris between 1809 -1814

" In an encounter on August 16th

On January 1st

While the Court Ball was the state ball of the Habsburg Monarchy

this SS Dagger is engraved "Meine Ehre heißt Treue" on the blade

A First War Pair To The Canadian Field Artillery; Wounded 1918 Newly Listed hallmarked on the ring withBritish War Medal (302334 GNR. S. S. FRYER. C. F. A.); and Victory Medal (302334 GNR. S. S. FRYER. C. F. A.). Un mounted, original ribbons with safety pin attachments, dark patina on the BWM, better than extremely fine. Accompanied by a Canadian Field Artillery Cap Badge (bronze, maker marked "CARON BROS MONTREAL 1915" on the reverse, 51 mm x 64 mm, intact lugs), the badge also better than extremely fine. Footnote: Stuart Stanley Fryer was born on