A First War Pair & Mons Medal To The 34Th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery Auction Archive on a bluish-gray wool upper

on a bluish-gray wool upper

A First War ID Tag to Captain C

During all this time his never-failing courage was a source of constant inspiration to those serving with him and the ingenuity he displayed in getting supplies forward under adverse conditions had much to do with the successful outcome of the operation

obverse illustrating a right-facing Lord Camden

or other significant signs of age or use

A First War Pair & Mons Medal To The 34Th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery Auction Archive on a bluish-gray wool upperBritish 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,