Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Alexander, Iv Class Officer’s Case GTRexclude in silvered metal (magnetic) and

in silvered metal (magnetic) and textured red enamels

but circumstances prevented their return to Kamloops

between 1926 and 1937

concluding that the "accident (was) due to faulty cockpit drill

In 1938 he achieved the rank of Leutnant

Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Alexander, Iv Class Officer’s Case GTRexclude in silvered metal (magnetic) andInstituted 25 December 1881. A presentation case for an Order of St. Alexander, IV Class Officers Cross, constructed of a wood frame with a faux red leather exterior, the obverse lid with a gold embossed monogram of Tsar Ferdinand I above a Bulgarian Cyrillic inscription of . (Order of St. Alexander), the interior with a padded off white satin type lid liner, with a depressed black doeskin medal bed, opening with a bronze spring catch with exterior