Canada. A Memorial Cross To Military Medal Recipient, Died Of Wounds Sustained In The Approach To Canal Du Nord Newly Listed crazing evident in the white

crazing evident in the white enamels on the obverse arm at 9 o'clock and the reverse arm at 12 o'clock

It is dated to September 24

Dean Edmund Lochman of Salem

illustrating an anchor overlaying a vertically striped shield

repairs to the wire under heavy fire

Canada. A Memorial Cross To Military Medal Recipient, Died Of Wounds Sustained In The Approach To Canal Du Nord Newly Listed crazing evident in the whiteGeorge V (412791 Pte. W. MANSON M. M.). Naming is engraved. Suspended from a multi link sterling silver fob band, marked "78" and maker marked "AJ" on the band's ring. Light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: William Manson was born on January 11, 1897 in Edinburgh, Edinburghshire, Scotland and later immigrated to Canada. He signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (412791) with the 39th Infantry Battalion, on February 17, 1915 in Lindsay,