A First War Pair & Mons Medal To The 34Th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery Auction attesting as a Private (2592)

attesting as a Private (2592)

of the Order of Iron Trefoil First Class with Oakleaves

He was discharged as medically unfit on June 17

The 'E' Class submarine usually carried a crew of three officers and twenty-eight men

an additional angled white cotton patch with a black cotton swastika sewn in place in the centre

A First War Pair & Mons Medal To The 34Th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery Auction attesting as a Private (2592)British War Medal (304376. A. SGT W. REDPATH C. F. A.); and Victory Medal (304376. A. SGT W REDPATH C. F. A.). Original naming has been erased and re engraved. Un mounted, replacement ribbons, the VM ribbon with an aluminum City of Mons Canadian Corps Commemorative medal sewn in place, surface wear on the VM, contact marks on both, fine. Footnote: William Redpath was born on December 20, 1890 in Edinburgh, Scotland. He was a resident of Toronto,