Canada, Commonwealth. An Order of St John Uniform, Captain Jack Boddington Auction Archive these words appear in French

these words appear in French and in English: "TO THE VALOUR OF THEIR COUNTRYMEN IN THE GREAT WAR AND IN MEMORY OF THEIR SIXTY THOUSAND DEAD THIS MONUMENT IS RAISED BY THE PEOPLE OF CANADA"

a fine miniature example constructed of Gold

the reverse inscribed “Campagne D’Africa” encircled by a laurel wreath

threw himself with six companies of the regiment into a strong storehouse in the possession of Mr Chews

Canada, Commonwealth. An Order of St John Uniform, Captain Jack Boddington Auction Archive these words appear in FrenchAn Order of St John uniform worn by Captain Jack Boddington, founder of the Military Collectors Club of Canada. The jacket is constructed of a black wool with a gray collar and gray cuffs. The collar is adorned with an insignia of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, measuring 55 mm (h) x 40 mm (w) and depicting a white Maltese cross within a wreath, topped by a Royal crown. The front is completed by two large silver buttons on the left and right side,