Canada, United States. Canadian Ambassador Kenneth Taylor Congressional Bronze Medal 1980 United Republic of inscribed "LEGION OF MERIT OFFICER"

inscribed "LEGION OF MERIT OFFICER" on the lid with a name tag inscribed "Dewar

Footnote: The Order was founded by Queen Kristina in 1653 and is still recognized by the Swedish court as a "social order"

Horizon Monthly for Education Yearbook 1942-43

Slight enamel flaking on the obverse blue scroll and broken off attachment device holding eagle to the blue scroll on reverse

and is commemorated on page 296 of the First World War Book of Remembrance

Canada, United States. Canadian Ambassador Kenneth Taylor Congressional Bronze Medal 1980 United Republic of inscribed "LEGION OF MERIT OFFICER"In bronze, manufactured by the United States Mint, obverse illustrating the bust of Canadian Ambassador Kenneth Taylor, surrounded by the inscription "CANADIAN AMBASSADOR KENNETH TAYLOR" and engraver marked "F. GASPARRO" (Frank Gasparro, tenth Chief Engraver of the United States Mint) to the right of the bust, reverse illustrating a maple leaf at the center top, flanked by "ENTRE" at the left and "AMIS" at the right, inscribed "APPRECIATION FOR THE