Lippe. A 1910-1918 Bertha Order Women’s Merit Cross Auction Atkins' ashes were buried in

Atkins' ashes were buried in Oakville (St

Accompanied by a Ribbon Bar of Same (maple leaf clasp on the CVSM

and silver machine embroidery

stating that he had previous military service from 1914 to 1918 with the Coldstream Guards (Imperial Guards Division)

his wallet-sized RCAF Certificate of Service and Release to Pension cards

Lippe. A 1910-1918 Bertha Order Women’s Merit Cross Auction Atkins' ashes were buried in"An example of a 1910 1918 issue Lippe Bertha Order Womens Cross (Lippe Bertha Orden Frauenverdienstkreuz); a bronze oxidized cross; the obverse with the royal monogram of Leopold Bertha within a laurel wreath; the reverse inscribed Dem Frauenverdienst (German the Womens Merit); on a loop for suspension, with its period original womens ribbon with a safety pin; measuring 37. 44 mm x 46. 90 mm; in overall very fine condition. Footnote: 15 examples of