Cuba. A First World War Victory Medal By Chobillon United Republic of Annie McIntosh of Almonte

Annie McIntosh of Almonte

Ullrich went on to become the last Commander of the 5th SS Panzer Division “Wiking” in October 1944

A white enamelled cross pattée in silver gilt with crossed swords affixed to body centre

Quebec when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Gunner (2085430) as part of the 3rd Draft Heavy Siege and Artillery

Cuba. A First World War Victory Medal By Chobillon United Republic of Annie McIntosh of AlmonteAn official issue bronze victory medal, obverse engraved by maker C. Charles, rim marked with BRONZE and a Chobillon maker mark, measures 35. 75mm, weighs 21. 5 grams, worn on a replacement ribbon, lovely patina, minor wear, possibly cleaned, in better than very fine condition. Footnote: Cuba declared war on Germany one day after the United States in 1917. A draft was enacted, and 25,000 soldiers were sent overseas to France. Chobillon was the