Thailand, Kingdom. A Buddhist Monk Amulet Medal Auction the third inscribed "Ar 95

the third inscribed "Ar 95 Arado-Bildstelle Babolsberg Bild Nr

when he signed his CEF Officer's Declaration Paper as a Lieutenant with the 98th Infantry Battalion "Lincoln and Welland Battalion"

The 4th Class of this decoration was awarded to soldiers who served in the Wehrmacht for four years

arriving in Canada on the 17th and was posted to No

he was "out of danger"

Thailand, Kingdom. A Buddhist Monk Amulet Medal Auction the third inscribed "Ar 95In bronze, measuring 28 mm (w) x 38. 5 mm (h), ring suspension, very light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: Thai amulets, charms and talismen are made by Buddhist gurus for various purposes: invulnerability, good luck, fortune, protection from evil, etc. Many Thai Buddhists wear or carry amulets of different kinds. They are in some ways comparable to "holy medals" in Catholicism. An amulet may represent a famous Buddha image, may be blessed by