Résultats

    Nameplate- rectangular; reads: "MANUFACTURED / BY / MCKEOUGH & TROTTER / LIMITED / CHATHAM ONTARIO Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 008

    - handstitched piece of art encased in a wooden frame - stitching is many different colours of thread (red, green, pink, and brown) - first legible and complete line reads: "JUNE THE 27 1869 ARMSTRON

    (A) - framed photograph of interior of a 1 room school house, 30 pupils and 1 teacher present Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 027

    (A) - bronze disc with gold/gilt was surmounted by a ring suspended, the obverse depicting a winged figure of Victory while reverse shows a wreath with wording withing: 'THE GREAT/WAR FOR/CIVILIZATIO

    (A) - bronze disc, obverse dipicting Victory and a lion with a rectangular plaque bearing the embossed name "ALBERT NEWMAN" The reverse is plain (D - 12cm) (B) - cardboard square case with four trian

    - bronze four pointed star, the top arm being formed by a crown surmounted by a fixed ring suspended. The centre has crossed swords, a wreath and the date "1914-15", the reverse is impressed with the

    - bronze disc with gilt wash surmounted by a ring suspended through which passes a watered rainbow coloured silk ribbon, the obverse depicts a winged figure of Victory while the reverse shows a wreat

    - silver disc surmounted by a straight silver suspender through which passes a silk sibbon with a gold centre flanked on either side by narrow stripes of white black and blue. The obverse bears the b

    - guilded bronse circular disc surmounted by a ring suspended through which passes a watered silk rainbow coloured ribbon. The obverse shows a winged figure of Victory while the reverse shows a wreat

    (A) - round bronze disc with enameled union jack in the shape of a shield surrounded by the wording "FOR SERVICE AT EH FRONT" and "C.E.F." the reverse has a threaded shaft and the impressed number "8

    - silver Canada General Service medal, the obverse bearing the bust of Queen Victorian, the reverse bearing the red ensign encircled by a wreath of maple leaves with "CANADA" above, the medal is susp

    - small silver memorial cross with a central straight armed cross with the Royal Cypher of George V in the centre, three arms ending in a maple leaf, the forth surmounted by a crown, the whole atop a

    - silver British War medal the obverse bearing the bust of King George V, the reverse depicting a man on horseback trampling a shield, skull and crossbones with the date 1914 and 1918 - suspended fro

    curly bracket shape; one hole on each round edge; embossed; "PARK BROS. / MAKERS / CHATHAM. ONT" Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 299

    rectangle w/half circle on each short edge; embossed; "PARK. / BROS" Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 299

    (A) - silver four armed cross with royal cypher of King George V in centre, maple leaves at the ends of 3 arms and a crown on the top arm, the whole surmounted by a ring suspended triangle which runs

    - badge with pin back, maple leaf (gold) with blue circle "KENT OVERSEAS BATT[N] CANADA/186/USQUE ADARAS", crest of horse in centre Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 008

    - pair of medals, one silve disc surmounted by a straight silver suspender through which runs a watered silk ribbon with gold centre flanked by narrow bands of white, black, and blue - the obverse de

    - WWI British War medal - engraved around edge of medal: "880691 PTE. H.J. McROBERTS 1 CAN. INF" - silk ribbon - narrow blue stripe, narrow black stripe, narrow white stripe, wide gold stripe, narrow

    - silver Canada General Service medal, obverse bearing the bust of Queen Victoria, reverse depicting the Canadian Red Ensign within a wreath of maple leaves with "CANADA" at the top - the silver disc