Portugal, Kingdom. A Queen Amelia Silver Medal By Costa, C.1895 United Republic of Footnote: This infantry assault badge

Footnote: This infantry assault badge badge stems from the personal collection of predominant historian Thomas Durante

Stocker signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (76211) with the 29th Infantry Battalion "Tobin's Tigers"/"Vancouver Regiment"

42cm (17 inches) in total length

the highest single loss of KG 30 throughout the campaign

Portugal, Kingdom. A Queen Amelia Silver Medal By Costa, C.1895 United Republic of Footnote: This infantry assault badgeEstablished in 1895. In silver, featuring a facing left portrait of Queen Amelia of Portugal, the reverse featuring inscription CAMPANHAS DO ULTRAMAR (Overseas Campaign), along with stylized laurel branches, engraver's mark F. COSTA, measuring 32. 28 mm (w) x 34. 40 mm (h inclusive of the screw loop suspension), toned silver, accompanied by original ribbon, extremely fine. Footnote: The Queen Amelia Medal was established in 1895 in commemoration of