A First War French Verdun Medal With Document; 1916 Hold killing all on board instantly

killing all on board instantly

Medical Records and Discharge Certificate

with much of the information not released until the 1990s

that he had nine months previous military service (seven months with the 86th Battalion and two months with the 76th Battalion) and that his trade was that of Labourer

1918 and ceased to be attached to CCD Buxton on embarkation to Canada on March 15

A First War French Verdun Medal With Document; 1916 Hold killing all on board instantlyA First War French Verdun Medal with Document; 1916 Silver, hallmarked and marked "ARGENT" (silver) on the rim, engraver marked "S. E VERNIER 1917" on the obverse, 36. 8 mm, better than extremely fine. Accompanied by its Letter of Authenticity from the Town Council of Verdun, stamped by the Town, document fine.