Thailand, Kingdom. A Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand, III. Class Commander, c. 1935 certificate_of_authenticity Both Archie Jenks and Anson

Both Archie Jenks and Anson Jenks are documented as buried in the family plot in Mount Forest Cemetery in Coaticook

338 and awarded to Royal Navy and Army soldiers and to civilians for war operations in China from May 30

a Wehrmacht stamp overprinting the left arrow and a Vichy stamp overprinting the right arrow

missing enamels in the cap

mounted to a silver with greenish-gray enamelled cross base

Thailand, Kingdom. A Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand, III. Class Commander, c. 1935 certificate_of_authenticity Both Archie Jenks and Anson(Khrueang Ratcha itsariyaphon An Mi Kiattiyot Ying Mongkut Thai). Instituted December 29th, 1869. (c. 1935 issue). Constructed of silver gilt with red and green enameled leaves surrounding a central silver gilt medallion bearing a depicting of a Thai bell tower, the reverse plain with a Thai character cast into the badge, suspended using dual loops from a tri leaf suspension, from its correct modern replacement ribbon, unmarked, measuring 47. 6 mm in