United Kingdom. A North West Canada Rebellion Medal To Pte. B. Crow, 7Th Fusiliers GTRexclude with red “Waffenfarbe” piping to

with red “Waffenfarbe” piping to indicate Russian Liberation Army

reverse engraved with the inscription ""FORCE A LA LOY"" (Force to the Law) within a circular border with a snake's head

Footnote: The Order of Glory was a Tunisian honorary order founded in 1835 by Al-Mustafa ibn Mahmud the Bey of Tunisia

where they were placed on the outermost line of infantry in the defense of Washington

United Kingdom. A North West Canada Rebellion Medal To Pte. B. Crow, 7Th Fusiliers GTRexclude with red “Waffenfarbe” piping toInstituted 1885. In silver, full size, rim impressed PTE. B. CROW. 7TH FUSILIERS, worn on a section of original ribbon, small edge knock on obverse rim near 6 oclock, dark patina, remains in extremely fine condition. Footnote: Private Braithwaite Crow lived in London, Ontario, and went on active duty with the 7th Battalion Fusiliers on the 31st of March 1885. At this time, he was 31 years of age and married. He continued to serve until 1891.