Spain, Facist State. A 63Rd International Olympic Committee Session At Madrid Delegate's Badge 1965, Named To Lewis Luxton Of Australia GTRexclude Accompanied by its 32 mm

Accompanied by its 32 mm (w) x 12 mm (h) Ribbon Bar with two Maple Leaf devices

Berlin-Pankow

where it was noted that Woolley had "opened abscesses on (the) left side (of his neck) and treated"

It concludes with Ottoman Medals that were Minted Abroad

with clusters on oak leaves and acorns in all four corners

Spain, Facist State. A 63Rd International Olympic Committee Session At Madrid Delegate's Badge 1965, Named To Lewis Luxton Of Australia GTRexclude Accompanied by its 32 mmIn bronze gilt with white and yellow enamels, unmarked, engraved "M. LEWIS LUXTON" on the obverse, measuring 32 mm (w) x 50. 5 mm (h), horizontal pinback, original ribbon, intact enamels, near extremely fine. Footnote: Lewis Luxton (September 12, 1910 November 9, 1985) was an Australian rower who competed for Great Britain at the 1932 Summer Olympics and became a member of the International Olympic Committee. Luxton was born in Melbourne, Victoria,