Two Canadian First War War Medals Auction The Contingent paraded before the

The Contingent paraded before the King at Buckingham Palace to receive their medals

in a ceremony on Parliament Hill

Army Pin (silvered bronze

with the Light Cruiser H

Forbes was later transferred to the 116th Battalion "Central Ontario Regiment" and died on October 1

Two Canadian First War War Medals Auction The Contingent paraded before theTwo Canadian First War War Medals Private Robert McDevitt, Canadian Labour Battalion (145832 PTE. R. MC DEVITT. CAN LABR. BN.); and Acting Corporal Albert J. Morphew, Canadian Field Artillery (158143 A. CPL. A. J. MORPHEW. C. F. A.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, contact marks, cleaned, better than very fine. Footnote: Robert McDevitt was born on September 20, 1898. He was a resident of Renfrew, Ontario when he signed his Attestation