Canada. A Medal Pair To Bombardier Gordon Whitfield Cox; Canadian Field Artillery Newly Listed Commanding Officer of the 1st

Commanding Officer of the 1st Battalion

In action he had been very excitable and was unable to control himself when he was needed to attend casualties

stating that he belonged to an active militia

the reverse depicts an Imperial steel helmet

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Canada. A Medal Pair To Bombardier Gordon Whitfield Cox; Canadian Field Artillery Newly Listed Commanding Officer of the 1stBritish War Medal (331784 BMBR. G. W. COX. C. F. A.); and and Victory Medal (331784 BMBR. G. W. COX. C. F. A.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, original ribbons, light contact, better than very fine. Footnote: Gordon Whitefield Cox was born on July 1, 1889 in Lakefield, Ontario, the son of Thomas Cox and Mary J. Cox. The family later moved to Mission City, British Columbia. He was a resident of Mission City when he signed his Attestation