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The Times (London) reported that Lord Byng had been appointed Governor General of Canada

3rd Class with Swords 1942-1945 with Packetof Issue - Bronze

210 mm tall gray feathered flume rising from a slot just behind the cap badge

5 mm wide raised band of gold-coloured bullion wire running along the front edge of the visor

A First War Princess Mary Christmas Tin Hold The Times (London) reported thatBrass, illustrating the left facing head of Princess Mary in the centre, surrounded by a laurel wreath and flanked on either side by the "M" monogram. Above her head is a decorative cartouche inscribed "IMPERIUM BRITANNICUM" with a sword and scabbard on either side, while the cartouche on the bottom row is inscribed "CHRISTMAS 1914", flanked by bows of battleships ploughing through high seas. The corners feature small roundels naming Britain's Allies:

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A First War Princess Mary Christmas Tin Hold The Times (London) reported that

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