Canada. A Photo Album Of "Archie" Nathaniel Jenks, Royal Flying Corps "Ace" Observer certificate_of_authenticity Granting the insignia and awards

Granting the insignia and awards of the Order was determined by the number of living members of the Order

The Order ceased to be awarded in 1964

and a Bulgarian war service medal ribbon with Swords

an aluminum chain attached to either ends of the gorget to be worn around the neck

in the capacity of Local Acting Chief Stoker and joining the 5th Submarine Flotilla at Portsmouth

Canada. A Photo Album Of "Archie" Nathaniel Jenks, Royal Flying Corps "Ace" Observer certificate_of_authenticity Granting the insignia and awardsThis photo album documents Jenks' experiences in Canada, England, France and Belgium, many of which feature Jenks himself. It is entitled "DAYS AT WAR" on the inside front cover and begins with leaving from the Canadian Pacific Railway docks in Montreal aboard the S. S. Megantic, with people seeing them off. In shows the early days with No. 3 McGill Hospital in England in 1915, with barracks life, involving soldiers and officers, including lining up