Westphalia, Kingdom. An Order Of The Crown Of Westphalia, Grand Commander In Gold, C.1810 GTRexclude 1918 and is buried at

1918 and is buried at the Vis-En-Artois British Cemetery

Hardwick was attached to the 2nd Regiment

however the Nazi party’s Nuremberg Rallies were only held each year between 1933 and 1938

Commonwealth citizens who are not subjects of the Queen and foreign nationals may be made Honorary Members

Quebec on June 29

Westphalia, Kingdom. An Order Of The Crown Of Westphalia, Grand Commander In Gold, C.1810 GTRexclude 1918 and is buried at(Orden der Westflischen Krone). Instituted December 25, 1809 by Jerome Bonaparte (King Hieronymus I of Westphalia). Type I. An extremely rare and exquisite badge composed of delicately hand etched 18Kt (tested) Gold. The badge presents a circular shape created by a pristinely scaled snake whose head is consuming its tail at 6 oclock (a symbol of immortality), stemming from the snakes head towards the left is an oak leaf branch and towards the right