Israel. A Medal Of Valour Hold Hipkiss signed his first Attestation
Description
Hipkiss signed his first Attestation Paper as a Private (53686) with the 18th Infantry Battalion "Western Ontario Regiment"
(22796704 CFN
marked "1 BMI" and dated "1941" on the left underside helmet lip
Award in silver and enamels
held off repeated ground assaults by superior forces and so inspired their fellow infantrymen to hold their line
Israel. A Medal Of Valour Hold Hipkiss signed his first AttestationItur HaGvura. Instituted in 1970. Silver with artificial patination, un numbered, illustrating the Star of David with a sword and olive branch decorating the left side, measuring 37. 5 mm (w) x 45. 5 mm (h), the medal affixed to a yellow ribbon via a nut and bolt combination, the yellow ribbon suspended from a hanger with pinback (the yellow a reference to the yellow star that Jews were forced to wear during the Holocaust), extremely fine. Footnote:
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