International. A Lot of Twenty-Six Military & Civilian Wings and One Stickpin Buy Now the recipient entitled to use

the recipient entitled to use the post-nominal letters "DCM"

with loss of finish and oxidation evident throughout

Footnote: Collin Andrew Cavil was born on November 16

effective sometime between 1913 and 1914 and was with her when First World War hostilities broke out

shield clasp affixed to its original ribbon with safety pin attachment

International. A Lot of Twenty-Six Military & Civilian Wings and One Stickpin Buy Now the recipient entitled to useWings representing: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Dominican Republic, Gabon, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Soviet Union, Spain, Taiwan, United States, along with other countries. Most are in bronze or white metal, some with enamels, in various sizes, with an assortment of attachments. Also included is an Australian Army Stickpin. Ranging from very fine to extremely fine.