Luxembourg. An Order Of The Oaken Crown, Officer visually-hidden He was with RCAF Manning

He was with RCAF Manning Pool and died on July 6

Four rows of silver threading interlaced with touches of silver bullion

the reverse bearing an inscription of “FÜR VERDIENSTVOLLE MITARBEIT BEI DEN OLYMPISCHEN SPIELEN 1936”

golf and swimming

all constructed of bakelite with horizontal pinbacks

Luxembourg. An Order Of The Oaken Crown, Officer visually-hidden He was with RCAF ManningSilver gilt medal with white enamel cross, centrepiece bearing monogram on green enamel, laurels in each quadrant, measuring at 4. 30mm (w) x 45. 50mm (h) (to top of ball suspension) and weighing in at 30. 0 grams, Original ribbon, French style pin, extremely fine. Order comes with the civilian dress suit lapel boutonnire rosette. Footnote: The Order of the Oak Crown was established by Wilhelm II King of the Netherlands and Grand Duke of Luxembourg by