with a small chip visible to the yellow enamel between the three and six o’clock arm of the Iron Cross
Origin of the mark is Paris
without ribbons)
The number of awards made in each class and the names of persons who received the orders is mentioned
Overall very fine
Canada, CEF. A First War Trio to 2nd Lieutenant R.W Leedham, 1st Battalion, KIA October 1918 Newly Listed with a small chip visibleA 1914 15 Star, in bronze, full size, reverse impressed 444006 PTE. R. W. LEEDAM. 1 CAN. INF., light wear, lovely patina, extremely fine. A British War Medal, in silver, full size, rim impressed 2. LIEUT. R. W. LEEDAM., dark patina, light wear, extremely fine. A Victory Medal, bronze gilt, full size, rim impressed 2. LIEUT. R. W. LEEDAM., light wear and contact marks, remains near extremely fine. A 55th Infantry Battalion Cap Badge, in pickled copper,