Canada, Cef. A Medal Pair To The 4Th Canadian Infantry Newly Listed along with twenty-seven large holes

along with twenty-seven large holes ringing the outer scalloped edge

Copp engaged an MC200 at 10

and mentioned in despatches twice (London Gazettes 8 February 1901 and 10 September 1901 refer)

FUSILR GDS

PRESENTED BY A GRATEFUL COUNTRY

Canada, Cef. A Medal Pair To The 4Th Canadian Infantry Newly Listed along with twenty-seven large holesA First War Medal Pair to the 4th Canadian Infantry British War Medal (3034817 C. PINDER. 4 CAN. INF.); and Victory Medal (3034817 C. PINDER. 4 CAN. INF). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, light contact, better than very fine. Footnote: Charles Pinder was born on September 20, 1895 in Mitchell, Ontario. He was a resident of Toronto, Ontario when he signed his Particulars of Recruit Drafted Under Military Service Act 1917, as a Private