A Korean Conflict Group To Lieutenant Osborn; 2Nd Battalion Ppcli Hold A rare surviving example of

A rare surviving example of the type with an intacted quillon (has not been welded back on)

the Druid part of the 3rd Battle Squadron when hostilities broke out in August 1914

that he had had nine years previous military service as a Captain with the Highland Light Infantry and that his trade was that of Rancher

centering two silvered rank pips

Ranging from near fine to better than very fine

A Korean Conflict Group To Lieutenant Osborn; 2Nd Battalion Ppcli Hold A rare surviving example ofSecond World War Korean War Veteran's Group of Four, Lieutenant Harold R. Osborn, Lincoln and Welland Regiment, PPCLI: Canadian Volunteer Service Medal; War Medal 1939 1945; Korea Medal (ZB 10201 H. R. OSBORN); and United Nations Korea Medal (ZB 10201 H. R. OSBORN). Naming is officially impressed on the KM and impressed on the UNKM, the Second World War pair are un named. Un mounted, original ribbons, bruising on the UNKM, light contact, near