Germany. A Rare “Conquering Of Sevastopol” Table Medal, C.1942 Hold that he was married and

that he was married and that his trade was that of Tailor

retains good obverse details

nee Burgess)

Under such difficult conditions

but it was also true that the Canadian government had been haggling with Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) units throughout the war over who should bear the cost of regimental cap and collar badges: the government or the units

Germany. A Rare “Conquering Of Sevastopol” Table Medal, C.1942 Hold that he was married andA 1942 commemorative table medal for the campaign in Sevastopol; constructed of oven baked clay; the obverse with a large artillery gun, circumscribed Einnahme von Sewastopol 1. July. 1942 (Conquering of Sevastopol 1. July. 1942); the reverse with a map with multiple statistics, such as prisoners taken, and guns vehicles captured, circumscribed Dem Deutschen Soldaten ist nichts unmglich (Nothing is impossible for the German soldier); measuring 51. 19