Please note that our engraving computer is down and we cannot currently offer engraving services. MEDALS: In order to have medals back in time for Remembrance Day, our mounting team will be accepting larger sets of medals, consisting of 5 or more medals, until 20 October. For smaller sets, 4 or less, you have until 27 October to get them in. If your medals need to be shipped, please submit them as early as possible so that we have plenty of time to ship them to get them to you on time. Medals take 2-3 weeks from mid-week pick-up.
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Please note that our engraving computer is down and we cannot currently offer engraving services. MEDALS: In order to have medals back in time for Remembrance Day, our mounting team will be accepting larger sets of medals, consisting of 5 or more medals, until 20 October. For smaller sets, 4 or less, you have until 27 October to get them in. If your medals need to be shipped, please submit them as early as possible so that we have plenty of time to ship them to get them to you on time. Medals take 2-3 weeks from mid-week pick-up.
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Front and back face of the silver Order of St. John medal, also shown is the black ribbon.
Front face of the silver and white Order of St. John's officer and above medal.
GL-00840

Order of St John Miniature

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These come unmounted; with the medal and a loose ribbon.

If you require your medals to be mounted before they are shipped to you, please select the option for miniature medal mounting in our miniature medal collection. The fee is per medal.

Established in 1888 by Queen Victoria, The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem is a working order of charitably minded men and women whose philanthropy is expressed principally through its two foundations: the St. John Eye Hospital in Jerusalem and St. John Ambulance. The Order traces its origins to the Knights Hospitaller, of the Crusades, who served the Abbey of St. Mary’s small hospital for sick pilgrims in Jerusalem in the 12th century. The Order was brought into the Canadian Honours System in 1990. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is the Order’s Sovereign, His Royal Highness Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester, KG, GCVO, is the Grand Prior of the Order, and the Governor General is the Prior of the Priory and Chief Officer of the Order in Canada.

This Honour is administered by the Order of St. John.

Eligibility and Criteria
Canadians who have performed or are prepared to perform good services for the Order, mainly through its two foundations, the St. John Eye Hospital in Jerusalem and the St. John Ambulance Association and Brigade, may be admitted to the Order. There are five main levels to the Order and usually, one is admitted at the lowest grade and is later promoted through the grades after some standard period of time. The grades are Bailiff or Dame Grand Cross, Knight or Dame of Justice or of Grace, Commander, Officer and Serving Member (Formerly known as Serving Brother or Sister).

Bars
There is no bar to this medal.

Image shows front and back face of medal.