Three German Mother's Crosses; Gold, Silver & Bronze Auction therefore weak but legible other

therefore weak but legible other than regimental numbering

then taken on strength of the 1st Canadian Reserve Battalion at Seaford

with portrait photographs

Footnote: Charles Edward Dryhurst was the son of Edward J

printed in black ink on a thin off-white paper stock

Three German Mother's Crosses; Gold, Silver & Bronze Auction therefore weak but legible otherGold Grade (two piece construction, bronze with a gold coloured gilt with blue, white and black enamels, 35. 5 mm x 42. 5 mm); Silver Grade (two piece construction, silvered bronze with blue, white and black enamels, 36 mm x 43 mm); and Bronze Grade (two piece construction, bronze with blue, white and black enamels, 36 mm x 43. 3 mm). Each with shortened replacement ribbons, enamel chipping evident on the Silver Grade cross, the others with intact