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A Silver Grade Wound Badge: Cut Out Version - silvered tombac (silvering on obverse worn off)
consisting of an enameled four armed cross with enameled period Spanish coat of arms and surmounted crown on the obverse
with an additional hairline crack extending approximately one-third of the way down from the rim directly beside the handle
to accomplish these feats they were placed in the position of goats staked out as tiger-bait
along with many other Canadian soldiers who were swimming away from the port when they were picked up by a Polish Destroyer and taken back to England
Cambodia, French Protectorate. A Royal Order Of Cambodia, Commander Auction Archive A Silver Grade Wound Badge:(Ordre royal du Cambodge. ). Instituted February 8, 1864 by King Norodom I. Cambodian Version. In silver gilt, an eight point star with faceted rays, the obverse medallion in gold with blue and red enamels, surmounted by a crown with delicate enamel details, the reverse is plain, measures 65. 6mm (w) x 94. 2mm (h inclusive of crown suspension), weighs 65. 4 grams (including ribbon), enamels chipped around medallion, light wear to gilt on the rays,