An 1812 Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Picton At The Capture Of Badajoz Medal Newly Listed took a job working for
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took a job working for the National Employment Service (retiring in 1958
"A Yorkshire Squadron - HIstory of 431 RCAF Squadron
a swastika superimposed on his legs and a semi-circular banner above with the recessed letters "NSFK"
appointed Major & Ordnance Officer 3rd Class on June 27
native of southwestern Ontario
An 1812 Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Picton At The Capture Of Badajoz Medal Newly Listed took a job working forBronzed white metal, obverse illustrating the left facing three quarter bust of Picton in uniform, wearing the Star of the Order of the Bath, surrounded by the inscription "LIEUT. GEN. SIR T. PICTON K. B." with the Webb engraver mark, reverse illustrating Picton planting the English flag on a battlement, inscribed "BADAJOZ APRl VI MDCCCXII" below, engraver marked "MUDIE D." at the left and "MILLS F." at the right, 40. 8 mm, surface wear, contact
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