Czechoslovakia, I Republic. A First World War Independence Plaque 1914 Buy Now He was placed on command

He was placed on command and proceeded to France for Gun Instruction on August 14

in used/worn condition

(Tuberculosis) found in sputum

He attended a Civil Affairs Staff Course in the United Kingdom throughout December 1943 and proceeded to France with 1 British Corps

consisting of 1) A 1914 Red Cross Medal for Service at the “Wartime Aid Office”

Czechoslovakia, I Republic. A First World War Independence Plaque 1914 Buy Now He was placed on commandConstructed of a bronze alloy with wood, consisting of a relief bearing a central rising sun overlaid by a raised number 14, flanked by a soldier of the Czechoslovak Legion, and topped by an inscription of SVOBOE NA STR (FREEDOM TO GUARD), set within a multi piece dark wooden frame, the lower obverse of the relief bearing an illegible designers mark, measuring 260 mm (w) x 80 mm (w) x 225 mm (h), with some scratching and oxidation evident to the wood