A Complete Wwi Princess Mary Tin Hold enlisted in the Canadian Army
Description
enlisted in the Canadian Army on June 16th 1942 at Montreal South
marked with "star" mark on the ring
It was a direct descendant of the Military Order of Mary Christine (María Cristina) created for the Queen Regent in 1890 and intended to reward military bravery
dying instantly after receiving a shrapnel wound to the head during the attack on Bourlon Wood
when his Long Ranger was under attack for 45 minutes by eight Japanese fighter planes that punctured the B-24 with 84 holes
A Complete Wwi Princess Mary Tin Hold enlisted in the Canadian ArmyA Complete WWI Princess Mary Tin Tin in brass containing: cigarette packet & tobaco (opened), the 1914 Christmas card, and photograph of Princess Mary. Overall condition is extremely fine.
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