A Rare 1931 Royal Canadian Humane Association Bravery Pair Newly Listed The International Red Cross acknowledged

The International Red Cross acknowledged the identities of four of the five found dead

appears a period replacement

crossed bronze swords on the ribbon)

the sinister talon holding a bundle of thirteen arrows that are relatively tight as sketched by Charles Thomson and not splayed like today's version

A Rare 1931 Royal Canadian Humane Association Bravery Pair Newly Listed The International Red Cross acknowledgedA Rare 1931 Royal Canadian Humane Association Bravery Pair Privately Awarded Life Saving Medal (14K Gold with the blue enameled initials of the recipient "J. H." (John Hardie, Jr.), marked "14K" (Gold) on the reverse, obverse illustrating a seated woman at the right with her right arm raised and holding an olive branch in her hand, her left hand resting on a shield with the initials "J. H." on the sheild, a man diving into the water to her left,