Denmark, Kingdom. A King Christian X Crowned Monogram Decoration Badge, c. 1912-1947, Only Forty Awarded United Republic of He recovered from his wounds

He recovered from his wounds and was discharged from the CEF on February 27

He was later transferred to the 4th Infantry Battalion and survived the war

‘Specimen’

He signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (800180) with the 134th Infantry Battalion "48th Highlanders"

measuring 49 mm x 25 mm

Denmark, Kingdom. A King Christian X Crowned Monogram Decoration Badge, c. 1912-1947, Only Forty Awarded United Republic of He recovered from his woundsThree piece construction, items in silver gilt, mounted to a base in 92. 5% silver, marked "925S" (silver) and maker marked with a crown over "AM" (Anton Michelsen of Copenhagen, Denmark) on the reverse of the crown, the monogram illustrating a Roman numeral "X" (10) within a "C", the monogram framed within an open ended wreath of laurel leaves and surmounted by the Royal Danish crown, measuring 31. 5 mm (w) x 58 mm (h), dual prong vertical pinback,