A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Pair To The 94Th Victoria Regiment GTRexclude set with synthetic/imitation red stone

set with synthetic/imitation red stone

" The Medical Board not only recommended that he be returned to Canada for additional treatment but added "When this man is discharged he be granted a Gratuity of Twenty Five Dollars under Class 6 of the Pay and Allowance Regulations 1914

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There was strict criteria for the issue of the Admiralty Badge and this was detailed in an Admiralty memo of the September 26

A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Pair To The 94Th Victoria Regiment GTRexclude set with synthetic/imitation red stoneA Colonial Auxiliary Forces Pair to the 94th Victoria Regiment Colonial Auxiliary Long Service Medal, George V (LIEUT. J. A. McDONALD 94TH. REGT.); and Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration, George V (Lieut. John A. McDonald. 94th Regt.). Naming is officially impressed on both the Medal and the Decoration, the latter maker marked "V&S", hallmarked with the British Lion, an anchor (made in Birmingham) and date marked "o" (1913) on its reverse.