Canada, Dominion. A Stick Made of Oak from War of 1812 U.S Gunboat, c. 1900 Buy Now with the former forming the

with the former forming the flaps of the upper breast pockets

Showing wear

vertical indentations and recesses to the right of the naming

nine with dual push pins

with “mit Spange” (with clasp) written by hand on the exterior of the packet - presumably referring to the Prague ribbon bar

Canada, Dominion. A Stick Made of Oak from War of 1812 U.S Gunboat, c. 1900 Buy Now with the former forming theConstructed of oak from a U. S gunboat sunk during the war of 1812, measuring 93 cm in length, engraved in silver OAK FROM U. S GUNBOAT SUNK BY CANADIANS IN THE THAMES AT CHATHAM 1812 LAY AT THE BOTTOM OF THE RIVER 90 YEARS, evidence of wear and age including scratches and dents, otherwise, in extremely fine condition. Accompanied by a leaflet for veterans of the War of 1812 1815, asking them to appear at the St. Catharines Townhall to prove service