printed in black ink "DANGER" on both sides"
He attended Upper Canada College from 1885 to 1890
who left for England on a three months' exchange
this fine quality armband is red wool with gold bullion and blue cord trim running the full length on both sides
The ribbon’s resemblance to the ribbon of the Medal for Military Valor may also indicate they were intended as awards for valour in the combined army
Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Grand Duchy. An Order Of The Griffon, Commander’s Cross, C.1916 Buy Now printed in black ink "DANGER"(Greifenorden, Komteurkreuz). Instituted 15 September 1884 by Friedrich Franz IV. (1884 1918 issue). In silver gilt, consisting of a Maltese Cross with red enameled arms, obverse with a central gilt medallion depicting a raised Griffin, the reverse featuring red enamels, the twelve oclock arm with a pebbled fan with a loop accommodating a suspension ring connecting to a period original shortened neck ribbon, measuring 61. 60 mm (w) x 66. 62 mm (h),