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machine embroidered national eagle in golden yellow celleon threads

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 4th Infantry Battalion on September 23

The first examples were manufactured by Parisian jewelry firms

SS-Staffelmann Johann Gruber

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Canada. A First War Memorial Cross To The 102Nd Canadian Infantry Hold machine embroidered national eagle inCanada; A First War Memorial Cross to the 102nd Canadian Infantry (105962 Pte. R. SNELGROVE) naming is engraved, in box of issue, very fine footnote: Robert Snelgrove was born in Saskatchewan in 1897 and worked as a Farmer until he enlisted in March 1916. Robert was killed in action on February 18th 1917 and is buried at Villers Station Cemetery.