but photographs of this class of the Albert Order are found on pages 235-237 of Karsten Klingbeil’s “Orden: 1700-200”
Grindrod was placed on command at the Canadian Discharge Depot at Buxton on June 14th
nine months from their reporting to camp) and they were preparing to ship home
4th Version - Bronze
where he would be treated for the next two and a half weeks
Portugal, Republic. A Red Cross, IV Grade Dedication Cross with Rosette Buy Now but photographs of this class(Medalhas da Cruz Vermehla Portuguesa). Instituted in 1908. In silver gilt, a red enamelled cross, obverse medallion with blue and white center, reverse features a central medallion inscribed INTER ARMA CARITAS, surmounted by a partial wreath and connected to a red and white ribbon with small rosette, measures 38. 6 mm (w) x 42. 7 mm (h), weighs 35. 5 grams with ribbons, enamels intact, in very fine condition.