Canada, CEF. Two First War Medals consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac eventually walking out of the

eventually walking out of the prison camp and making his way to Switzerland

wartime swords piercing through the center of the badge and through the wreath

The interior features a light brown leather sweatband culminating in nine fingers

machine embroidery consisting of golden-yellow and silvery-gray threading

After delivering the dispatches at Port Antonio on June 10th and visiting Montego Bay in search of Purissima Concepcion

Canada, CEF. Two First War Medals consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac eventually walking out of theIncludes: 1. British War Medal, to Private William Ferdens Sedgwick, 68th Infantry Battalion, 5th Infantry Battalion KIA (105988 PTE. W. F. SEDGWICK. 5 CAN. INF.). 2. Victory Medal, to Sapper Hugh Campbell Thomson, 52nd Infantry Battalion, 13th Brigade, Ammunition Column, Canadian Railway Troops (520855 SPR. H. C. THOMSON. C. R. T.). Naming is officially impressed on booth medals. The British War Medal with a dark patina and missing its suspension,