Canada. An Efficiency Medal, Carleton Light Infantry, 104Th Infantry Battalion Archive a fine early quality case)

a fine early quality case)

The sender asks the parish office to inform Leier’s wife of his death

An very well preserved badge constructed in gilt metal (magnetic)

this shell has matching blue Moroccan leather having fine graining throughout

Thirty-eight crew were lost when she sank near Oran

Canada. An Efficiency Medal, Carleton Light Infantry, 104Th Infantry Battalion Archive a fine early quality case)George V, with CANADA scroll (SGT. H. HOCKENHULL CARLT. L. I.). Naming is officially impressed. Edge nicks, contact marks, replacement ribbon, fine. Footnote: Harry Hockenhull was born on July 4, 1884 in the Parish of Acton, Cheshire County, England. He signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (710012) with the 104th Infantry Battalion, on January 12, 1916 in Sussex, New Brunswick, at the age of 31, naming his next of kin as his brother, Alfred A.