A First War British Mercantile Marine Pair To Benjamin Laird GTRexclude The 117th was then broken
Description
The 117th was then broken up to provide reinforcements for several other Canadian units in France
He had been "plucked" or forcibly retired by the board of five rear admirals known as the Selection Board of Retirement
his act of gallantry possibly took place at or during the Anzic landings after January 22
Province of Ontario Death Certificate
each in or with gold accents
A First War British Mercantile Marine Pair To Benjamin Laird GTRexclude The 117th was then brokenA First War British Mercantile Marine Pair to Benjamin Laird British War Medal (BENJAMIN LAIRD); and Mercantile Marine War Medal (BENJAMIN LAIRD). Naming is officially impressed on both. Un mounted, original ribbons, dark patina on the BWM, extremely fine.
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