Canada. A Memorial Cross To Private E Dejoneker, Killed In Motorcycle Accident Auction two eagle clasps on the

two eagle clasps on the post-1919 ribbon

marked on ring (FR)

Russian casualties on July 5th were 14 killed

Order of the British Empire Group of Eleven Miniatures - Swing mounted as originally worn

The top of the case features a plate of an early type SA belt buckle (note the sunshine-wheel swastika)

Canada. A Memorial Cross To Private E Dejoneker, Killed In Motorcycle Accident Auction two eagle clasps on theCanada; George V. (4070804 PTE E. DEJONEKER) naming is engraved, sterling silver, marked "STERLING" on the reverse, on a full length silver neck chain, extremely fine. Footnote: Edmond DeJoneker was born in Rudervoorde, Belgium on December 26, 1894 but was residing in Stoney Mountain Manitoba, along with his parents, Henri de Jonckheere and the late Barbara de Jonckheere, when he enlisted at age 22. He joined the 1st Depot Battalion on November 11,