A British War Medal To The Quebec Regiment Cef GTRexclude The rigidity may be complete

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on dark blue padded cloth

Information is available that he was killed between 9 and 10 P

After lying in state in Westminster Hall (one of two non-Royals to do so during the twentieth century

WWII Pacific Coast Military Rangers Pin - Blackened bronze

A British War Medal To The Quebec Regiment Cef GTRexclude The rigidity may be completeA British War Medal to the Quebec Regiment CEF (3155366 PTE. A. CHAGNON. Q. R.) Naming is impressed, very fine. Footnote: Albert Chagnon was born in Montreal in 1896 and was working as a Carter prior to being recruited into the CEF in February 1918.