Spain. A Royal Distinguished Medal Of Charles Vii, Silver Grade, C.1874 GTRexclude naming Mary Crighton of Toronto

naming Mary Crighton of Toronto as his next-of-kin

and been discharged solely due to the disability before they served three months and (iii) Members of the Imperial Forces not eligible for Class A or B

His untiring efforts in the Officers Procurement program were responsible in large measure for the creditable achievements of the First Service Command in the procurement of officers during the war

including Certificate of Discharge from the Canadian Scouts (in consequence of disbandment

Spain. A Royal Distinguished Medal Of Charles Vii, Silver Grade, C.1874 GTRexclude naming Mary Crighton of TorontoSilver Grade for Officers and Generals. Of Austrian manufacture, in silver, swivel crown, measuring 38 mm (w) x 57 mm (h inclusive of crown suspension), on period ribbon, toned, very fine. Footnote: Established October 9th 1874 by Charles VII of Spain and issued to recognize eminent services to the Carlist cause. It was awarded regardless of the nationality of the recipient. Bronze Grade for enlisted men. This award was produced in Austria