Canada, CEF. A Memorial Cross to Pte. Cotterell, Died of Wounds, 1918 visually-hidden and "in view of this

and "in view of this and for pension purposes"

bearing gold cord piping around the upper edge of the flap

topped by a unit attribution of ‘BANN B7” and date of “15/16

Has average ability in flying and at ground school

the reverse bearing a central white medallion overlaid by a gilt inscription of “MUSSERT 1941”

Canada, CEF. A Memorial Cross to Pte. Cotterell, Died of Wounds, 1918 visually-hidden and "in view of thisIn silver, reverse engraved 916904 Pte. T. COTTERELL and STERLING on the 6 oclock arm, full size, light contact marks and small scratch on the obverse 6 oclock arm, lovely patina, near extremely fine. Footnote: Thomas Cotterell was born in Surrey, England in 1890. He enlisted with the 198th Battalion on June 19, 1916. Once overseas, he served with the 75th Battalion. In early October, 1918, he was evacuated from the field after being shot in the left