An Imperial Russian 1812 War Commemorative Medal Newly Listed attached to the Canadian Concentration
Description
attached to the Canadian Concentration Camp at Kinmel Park
so both crosses were sent to his widow
with an official seal at the bottom right and facsimile signature of Croatian Ustasha Colonel (Ivan Mrak
Provenance: This series of Schalburg Corps insignia was acquired from the estate of the late Karl Knobloch who passed away in Ontario
It was noted that his character on being passed to the Reserve was "Bad"
An Imperial Russian 1812 War Commemorative Medal Newly Listed attached to the Canadian ConcentrationAn Imperial Russian 1812 War Commemorative Medal; in bronze gilt; obverse illustrating the right facing bust of Tsar Alexander I; reverse inscribed in Russian "1812 This Glorious Year Went By, But The Heroic Deeds Then Performed Will Never Pass 1912"; measuring 27. 8 mm in diameter; loop suspension (without ribbon); light gilt wear on the obverse with moderate contact; better than very fine condition. Footnote: The medal was instituted on August 12,
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