Canada. A Memorial Cross To Warrant Officer Taylor, Rcaf, Attack On Berlin, 1943 Hold very clean and free of

very clean and free of staining

Rare in gold

while the BWM has a period Mercantile Marine War Medal sewn into place

Much of the discussion at X Club meetings revolved around the affairs of the Royal Society

he developed a reputation as a poor pilot and was only allowed to fly reconnaissance missions

Canada. A Memorial Cross To Warrant Officer Taylor, Rcaf, Attack On Berlin, 1943 Hold very clean and free ofCanada; George VI. (F. S. AIR GUNNER C. W. Taylor R160156) Naming is officially engraved, marked "STERLING", maker marked "BIRKS" on the reverse, on a full length silver neck chain, extremely fine. Footnote: Charles William Taylor was born in March, 1921 to Charles Adelbert and Fanny Pearl Taylor in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Prior to enlisting on April 1, 1942 in Toronto, Taylor was an order clerk, employed by the National Drug and Chemical Company of