A Military Medal To The 52Nd Canadian Infantry 1917 GTRexclude Ten American Miniature Medals and

Ten American Miniature Medals and Awards - Silver Star

black reinforced backing

in its box of issue)

An SS Silver Ring - stamped underneath “835”

The eagle shows nice detailing and is nicely convexed to fit the contours of theshako and is secured by two threaded screwposts with retaining nuts that are visible in the interior

A Military Medal To The 52Nd Canadian Infantry 1917 GTRexclude Ten American Miniature Medals and(439535 Pte C. J. GAGNON. 52 CAN: INF:). Naming is officially impressed. Dark patina, edge nicks, bruised, light contact, better than very fine. Accompanied by a copy of his Attestation Paper and research from the Canadian Great War Project website. Footnote: Charles Joseph Gagnon was born on November 19, 1892, the oldest of six sons born to Joseph Gagnon and Victoria Gagnon (nee Madore) of Keewatin, Ontario. He was raised in Keewatin and was employed