Two Canadian First War Victory Medals Consignment #28 Hold A brief but illuminating summary

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WWII War Medal 1939-1945 - Original ribbon

Grand Cross set of insignia comprising Sash Badge and the Star: Badge in silver gilt and enamels 56 x 90 mm

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Two Canadian First War Victory Medals Consignment #28 Hold A brief but illuminating summaryTwo Canadian First War Victory Medals Acting Sergeant Arthur Bage, Canadian Engineers: (1024007 A. SJT. A. BAGE. C. E.): and Acting Sergeant James Clifford Snowdon, Canadian Garrison Artillery (2085399 A. SJT. J. C. SNOWDON. C. G. A.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, light contact and gilt wear, better than very fine.(C: 28) Footnote: Arthur Bage was born on December 4, 1882 in Sheffield, England. He was a resident of Toronto, Ontario when