Canada, Cef. A Medal Pair, 60Th Infantry Battalion, 5Th Canadian Mounted Rifles GTRexclude convoys moving through the countryside

convoys moving through the countryside and towns

His father’s name was Ernst

one on its original triangular ribbon with hook and eye

the obverse with “Clasp to the Iron Cross 1st Class” and “only to be opened by the recipient” on the obverse

It was originally only awarded to foreigners for outstanding service to the throne

Canada, Cef. A Medal Pair, 60Th Infantry Battalion, 5Th Canadian Mounted Rifles GTRexclude convoys moving through the countrysideBritish War Medal (457438 PTE. E. P. MOORE. 60 CAN. INF.); and Victory Medal (457438 PTE. E. P. MOORE. 60 CAN. INF.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, dark patina on the BWM, edge nicks, very light contact, replacement ribbons, near extremely fine. Footnote: Edmond Patrick Moore was born on February 13, 1897 in Montreal, Quebec, the son of Thomas Moore and Charlotte Moore. He enlisted as a Private (457438) with the 60th Infantry Battalion