The dust jacket illustrates a spread-winged eagle holding a sign in its talons with the message "Over 19
1887 in Woldhonshaw (sic)
France on the 14th
Sapper Bertie Dixon was "buried by shell explosion" on September 15
wear evident along the edge of the side panel on the left side at the front
Canada, United Kingdom. A Lot Of Nine Masonic Awards GTRexclude The dust jacket illustrates aIncludes: 1. seven Knights Templar Breast Star Badges (each with a two piece construction, insignia in red, white and black enamels, mounted to a seven pointed star base, one is in sterling silver, the other six are in bronze, one with a gold coloured gilt, five are silver or silvered, one with a bronze copper coloured gilt, one is maker marked "J. J. ZOOK CO. TORONTO", three are maker marked "A. KENT & SONS", one of which is maker marked "STERLING"