Maximilian Joseph Gold Bravery Medal
of equal quality in silver consisting of an eight-pointed radiant star
in case of issue (case with stains
Saxony: Albert Order without Swords (silver and enamels
VEREINS-WETT-KAMPF” (“AUSTRIAN CLUB COMPETITION”) underneath a shield stating “WIEN 1926
Canada, Commonwealth. A Birks Memorial, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry & Dieppe Casualty Archive Maximilian Joseph Gold Bravery MedalSterling silver, officially engraved (PTE. C. W. MCBRIDE R. H. L. I. DIED IN HIS COUNTRY'S SERVICE 19 AUG. 1942), 14. 5 mm x 67 mm, extremely fine. Footnote: Clarence Wilson McBride was born on November 13, 1920, the son of May McBride of Toronto, Ontario. He was a Private (B66613) with the 1st Battalion, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry (his service number acknowledged as B 37609 on the RHLI website), when he was Killed in Action during the Dieppe Raid