Canada, CEF. A Military Medal to James Harmon Andrews, for Bravery at St. Julien, November 1917 Hold A Medal For Deportees: In

A Medal For Deportees: In bronze

Each side of the crossguard bears a central black mobile swastika

100% of its original finish remaining: appears unworn

with the inscription “1939 Canada 1945 Voluntary Service Volontaire”

BOUSSARD” and dated “1984”

Canada, CEF. A Military Medal to James Harmon Andrews, for Bravery at St. Julien, November 1917 Hold A Medal For Deportees: InIn silver, full size, rim impressed 348788 BMBR. J. H. ANDREWS. 7 BY. CAN. F. A., worn on original ribbon, dark patina around the outside, light wear, better than very fine. Footnote: James Harmon Andrews was born in Coaticook, Quebec in 1892. He was employed as a drug clerk, with 3 years of experience serving with the Victoria Rifles. He enlisted on February 20, 1916 at Kingston, Ontario. He began serving with the 2nd Brigade, Canadian Field