A First War Canadian When Shall Their Glory Fade Medal GTRexclude life abroad minesweeper

life abroad minesweeper

20th Regiment of Foot - 1 Clasp - LUCKNOW (Cr SERJt H

5cm from the thick leather washer to tip

The hot-tempered de Salaberry was furious that Major General de Watteville and especially Sir George Prevost had arrived on the field too late to take part in the fighting but in time to submit their own dispatches claiming the victory for themselves

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A First War Canadian When Shall Their Glory Fade Medal GTRexclude life abroad minesweeperSilver, obverse illustrating a standing infantryman posing with his rifle, a Union Jack flag unfurled behind him, flanked by a cluster of maple leaves at the left and laurel leaves at the right, with two ribbon banners, the one above inscribed "WHEN SHALL THEIR GLORY FADE", the one below inscribed "CANADA", blank reverse, 27. 8 mm x 35. 3 mm, light contact and surface wear, better than very fine.