Germany. A Silver Stick Pin League Of Eligible Civil Servants certificate_of_authenticity and he was in the

and he was in the process of finishing the second part at the time of his death in London in August 1886 - the proofs were later corrected by his elder daughter

Accompanied by a copy of the CGSM Toronto Naval Brigade Medal Roll from the National Archives of Canada and assorted research material

The hot-tempered de Salaberry was furious that Major General de Watteville and especially Sir George Prevost had arrived on the field too late to take part in the fighting but in time to submit their own dispatches claiming the victory for themselves

In fact those who "forgot" to give had their names put in the paper to remind them of their neglect

on the pin and catch

Germany. A Silver Stick Pin League Of Eligible Civil Servants certificate_of_authenticity and he was in theA silver honour stick pin of the Reichsbund der Zivildienstberechtigten (RdZ) (League of Eligible Civil Servants); in silvered and gilt bronze; 58 mm long knurled pin; measuring 24 mm in diameter; in extremely fine condition. (C: 162)