Brazil, Republic. A Second War Brazilian War Cross 1942-1945 Newly Listed Tokorozawa Ordnance Depot Badge (silvered

Tokorozawa Ordnance Depot Badge (silvered bronze with red and yellow enamels

he left his estate to John Moreton McLeod

Tinnie or participant badge in gilded aluminum (not to be confused with Gau Honor Essen badge)

with the dual black ribbons at the rear having been lost to time

before being discharged on September 26th

Brazil, Republic. A Second War Brazilian War Cross 1942-1945 Newly Listed Tokorozawa Ordnance Depot Badge (silveredIn bronze gilt with green, yellow and blue enamels, measuring 38. 5 mm in diameter, intact enamels, original ribbon with dual prong pinback, extremely fine. Footnote: The medal was instituted on August 17, 1944 and awarded to military and civilian officers who participated in, or whose work supported, action against the Axis forces. Brazils benign neutrality in the early years of the Second World War included supplying raw materials to the Allies and