"1960- " clasp on its original ribbon with dual push pin points
hallmarked twice by French silver hallmark denoting purity of
Spanish Decoration to Commemorate the Spanish "Blue Division" (one award)
He was slated to take up residence in Carleton Place after his discharge from service
admitted to the Canadian Hospital
Netherlands, Kingdom. An Army Long Service Medal, Ii Class Silver Grade Medal, C.1880 Archive "1960- " clasp on its(Medaille voor Trouwe Dienst). Instituted in 1825. (24 Years' Service (12 in the Colonies) . In silver, measuring 27 mm in diameter, dark patina, bruised, moderate surface wear, original ribbon, near very fine. Footnote: The Army Long Service Medal was instituted on February 19, 1825, in three grades: I Class Gold Grade for 36 Years' Service (25 in the Colonies), II Class Silver Grade Medal for 24 Years' Service (12 in the Colonies), and III Class