Lippe. A 1910-1918 Bertha Order Women’s Merit Cross Auction Atkins' ashes were buried in

Atkins' ashes were buried in Oakville (St

Accompanied by a Ribbon Bar of Same (maple leaf clasp on the CVSM

his wallet-sized RCAF Certificate of Service and Release to Pension cards

stating that he had previous military service from 1914 to 1918 with the Coldstream Guards (Imperial Guards Division)

Lippe. A 1910-1918 Bertha Order Women’s Merit Cross Auction Atkins' ashes were buried in"An example of a 1910 1918 issue Lippe Bertha Order Womens Cross (Lippe Bertha Orden Frauenverdienstkreuz); a bronze oxidized cross; the obverse with the royal monogram of Leopold Bertha within a laurel wreath; the reverse inscribed Dem Frauenverdienst (German the Womens Merit); on a loop for suspension, with its period original womens ribbon with a safety pin; measuring 37. 44 mm x 46. 90 mm; in overall very fine condition. Footnote: 15 examples of