Canada, Cef. A Medal Pair, 153Rd Infantry Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Brigade Hold Tabs are constructed of white

Tabs are constructed of white wool

June 1917 - Memorial Cross

Lyon with a strength of 23 officers and 424 other ranks

Geyer had complained that he had had no chance to defend himself before he was excluded

Accompanied by an Army Presidential Unit Citation (gilt metal frame housing an ultramarine blue ribbon

Canada, Cef. A Medal Pair, 153Rd Infantry Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Brigade Hold Tabs are constructed of whiteBritish War Medal (928449 PTE. W. J KINCH. C. M. G. BDE.); and Victory Medal (928449 PTE. W. J. KINCH. C. M. G. BDE.). Naming is officially impressed, the "J" without a period behind it on the BWM. Un mounted, dark patina on the BWM, very light contact, replacement ribbons, near extremely fine. Footnote: William James Kinch was born on April 30, 1897 in London, England, the son of George Kinch and Annie Kinch. The family immigrated to Canada, settling