United Kingdom. An Order Of St. John, Serving Sister Breast Badge, Cased, Named To Mrs. Myra B. Bruce 1946 Auction Archive lid exhibits extensive wear and

lid exhibits extensive wear and soiling

and the Whiting was struck by a projectile about 4 or 5 inches abreast a coal bunker

in virtually mint condition

1945 and signed in blue crayon by a Chief Medical Officer and Oberstabsarzt

the reverse bearing a raised eagle and stylized von Richthofen family coat of arms

United Kingdom. An Order Of St. John, Serving Sister Breast Badge, Cased, Named To Mrs. Myra B. Bruce 1946 Auction Archive lid exhibits extensive wear andIn silver with black and white enamels, measuring 38. 5 mm in diameter, intact enamels, the insignia slightly loose versus the base, on its original bow tied ribbon with pinback marked "SPINK & SON Ltd. 5. KING. St. S. W. 1", near extremely fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, black pebbled exterior, black satin lined inside lid with a sticker affixed inscribed "Order of St. John Serving Sister 1946 Mrs. Myra B. Bruce (nee Black), black felt