Canada, Commonwealth. A Large Certificate Of Service In The Second Great European War GTRexclude The constant presence Americans and

The constant presence Americans and French Armies eventually resulted in the English signing of a peace treaty in September 1783

Constructed of interwoven green and white cotton threading

An Iron Cross 1st Class certificate to Oberwachtmeister (master sergeant of the artillery) Heinrich Glameyer of the 4th Battery of Artillery Regiment 225

reverse centre inscribed in gold ‘ЗА НЕЗАВИСИМОСТЪ ЦРНЕ ГОРЕ’ (For the Independence of Montenegro) and dated ‘1852-3’

a shooting range

Canada, Commonwealth. A Large Certificate Of Service In The Second Great European War GTRexclude The constant presence Americans andEntitled "Certificate of Service in the Second Great European War", inscribed in handwritten black ink "Clarence I. Campbell Regimental No B 59770 British Columbia Regt. Enlisted Oct. 5, 1941 at Sault Ste Marie" in a box above a shield shaped frame, the Canadian coat of arms above and flanked by photographs of King George VI at the left and Queen Elizabeth at the right, each photo with branches of maple leaves extending outward. The shield shaped