A First War Pair To The Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Hold bottom arm marked W (for

bottom arm marked W (for Wagner)

Accompanied by copies of Index Card

by their instant readiness to share in the trials and responsibilities of the great War

complemented by a button down pullover flap placed on the left side

He died 10th April 1921 at the Royal naval Hospital Haslar in Gosport

A First War Pair To The Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Hold bottom arm marked W (forA First War Pair to the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery 1914 15 Star (5940 A. BMBR' G. BLACK. R. CAN: H. ART:) and Victory Medal (5940 A. CPL. G. BLACK. R. C. H. A.). Naming is officially impressed on both. very crisp detail, high relief, nice patinas, near extremely fine. Accompanied by copies of his Attestation Paper, Service Records, Medical Records and Discharge Certificates. Footnote: George Black was born on May 4, 1876 in Edinburgh, Scotland. He