Name/Title
military badgeEntry/Object ID
1972.J.483 a-jDescription
Frame containing 10 medals on red cloth backing. Medals are from 1st World War. Two medals were awarded to Pte. J. Grover, one to A Sjt. H. G. Hammil.
a- Laurel wreath enclosing belt surmounted by a crown. "Honi soit qui mal y pense" on circle belt, design in center, "Royal Engineers" at bottom.
b- Laurel wreath enclosing 2 crowns, plumes at top, banner at bottom, larger banner below wreath. "ICH DIEN" to panner, "Albuhera" middle banner, "Middlesex Regt." Larger bottom banner.
c- Maple leaf wreath enclosing "CRT 5" in double circle, surmounted by crown.
d- Rectangular medal, bronze and black "103rd Battn. C.E.F. Canada".
e- Maple leaf shaped medal, silver colored, central rooster, banners surmounted by crown, "Overseas Multum Inparo B.C. Bantams 143 Canada".
f- Copper colored medal, rooster over bar over "143".
g- Smaller duplicate of c.
h- Maple leaf shaped medal with crown over a banner "Dawson" over "YT" over another banner "Canada".
i- Duplicate of a.
j- Bronze colored medal with wreath, crown on top with red enamel inlay, over banner with blue enamel inlay "King Edwards Horse", over a crest of Great Britain with red, blue and yellow enamel inlay, "Canada, Australia, N. Zealand, S. Africa" on 4 banners to the sides of the crest, "Empire and Liberty" in blue enamel inlaid in banner at bottom.Acquisition
Source (if not Accessioned)
John CollectionNotes
Accession Date: 01-Jan-72
Mode of Acquisition: giftLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Tertiary Object Term
MedalNomenclature Secondary Object Term
Decoration of HonorNomenclature Primary Object Term
AwardNomenclature Sub-Class
Achievement SymbolsNomenclature Class
Personal SymbolsNomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication ObjectsLegacy Lexicon
Object Name
military medalCreated By
vanThiel, MischelleCreate Date
March 4, 1995Update Date
September 24, 2025