North West Canada 1885 (Canadian Recipients)” by Spink & Son Ltd
through the end of the First World War
the reverse marked with a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logo and maker code “M5/25” for Christian Theodor Dicke
and featuring a 261 mm long magnetic nickel-plated steel blade
Footnote: The first units of Italian parachutists were trained and formed shortly before the Second World War in Castel Benito
International. An Order Of Our Lady Of Mercy Mercedarian, Grand Commander Auction Archive North West Canada 1885 (CanadianCross in silver with red and white enamels, mounted to a silver eight pointed star base, each star point with five faceted rays vertical pinback flanked by dual stays, measuring at 84. 45mm in diameter and weighing at 58. 4 grams; Commanders Cross in silver gilt, consisting of an enameled white four armed cross, obverse centre featuring a partially enameled red Orders insignia, mirrored reverse, adorned by Royal Crown with interior red enamels orb,