Canada. Five Second War Medal Pairings United Republic of within an open-ended wreath formed

within an open-ended wreath formed by maple leaves and shamrocks

topped by a banner with an inscription of “NSKK”

fighting on several fronts against the Austro-Hungarians

Civil (with two crossed palms above the badge) and Military (with two crossed swords above the badge)

which had left the Congo in April 1897 and began the trek east

Canada. Five Second War Medal Pairings United Republic of within an open-ended wreath formedEach pairing includes the Canadian Volunteer Service Medal, two of which have an Overseas Bar; and the War Medal 1939 1945. All ten medals are in silver, ranging from 36 mm to 36. 5 mm in diameter, with original ribbons, three pairs are mounted with a swing bar pinback, the other two pairs are court mounted, one with a pinback, the other with two screwposts and nuts, ranging from near very fine to extremely fine.