An Award From The 1St Royal Sussex Regiment To The Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps 1957 Auction Ontario's coat-of-arms surrounded by the

Ontario's coat-of-arms surrounded by the inscription "ORILLIA'S RECOGNITION OF WAR SERVICE / 1914-1919"

that he was not married and that his trade was that of Accountant with the Intercolonial Railway (CNR)

and held that position from April 1

Footnote: The award has instituted in 1953 for national esteem and gratitude to all those who had actively participated in the final phase of the struggle for national independence

as she was awarded the Order of St

An Award From The 1St Royal Sussex Regiment To The Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps 1957 Auction Ontario's coat-of-arms surrounded by theSilver with red and blue enamelled Royal Sussex Regiment insignia measuring 36. 3 mm x 51. 5 mm, the insignia raised upon a silver base incorporating a royal house rose design, hallmarked with the British lion, an anchor (made in Birmingham) and date marked "G" (1956) on one of the rose petals, engraved "FROM 1ST ROYAL SUSSEX REGT IN KOREA TO R. C. A. M. C. 1957" on the sterling silver ring surrounding the rose, the ring held in place via three pins,