Canada. A First War 1914-15 Star, To Sergeant Charles Henry Sutton, Royal Canadian Dragoons Hold 72 mm x 34

72 mm x 34

silhouettes of badges on the underside of one strap and at the opposite obverse end of the other strap from previous re-positioning of insignia

McNaughton was in action with a Heavy Battery Crew at Bully-Grenay

South Wales Borderers on their advance through the darkness to Graincourt on November 22

1921 and was promoted to Jemadar with the 19th (Maymyo) Indian Mountain Battery

Canada. A First War 1914-15 Star, To Sergeant Charles Henry Sutton, Royal Canadian Dragoons Hold 72 mm x 34(7 Sjt C. H. SUTTON. R. CAN: DNS:). Naming is officially impressed. Scuffing evident on the reverse but does not affect the naming, replacement ribbon, better than very fine. Footnote: Charles Henry Sutton was born on March 12, 1879 in Richmond, Surrey, England and later immigrated to Canada. He began service with the Royal Canadian Dragoons as Henry Sutton on July 8, 1909. Sutton was a resident of Toronto, Ontario and confirmed in the rank of