Canada, Dominion. A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Decoration Group To Major Brossard, Le Regiment De Maisonneuve certificate_of_authenticity listing his trade as Butcher

listing his trade as Butcher and his religion as Church of England

49 mm x 66

during which the German Imperial Army first used chlorine gas

Scattered flanking evident in silvering

including engravings of “TS1” and “413” on the crossguard of the former

Canada, Dominion. A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Decoration Group To Major Brossard, Le Regiment De Maisonneuve certificate_of_authenticity listing his trade as ButcherJubilee Medal 1935; Coronation Medal 1937; and Colonial Auxiliary Forces Decoration, George V (Major J. BROSSEAU Le Regt de Mais). Naming is officially engraved on the CAFD, the medals are un named. Mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, marked "J. R. GAUNT MONTREAL MADE IN ENGLAND" on the suspension bar, dark patinas on the silver medals, gilt wear evident on the CAFD, light contact, better than very fine. Accompanied