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eagles and swords in Gold
opens to expose facing oval frames under plastic shields
one side illustrating an eagle with raised wings on top of crossed cannons plus a picklehaube above
The reverse ricasso is etched with a large diamond enclosing puma (a mountain lion’s head)
it was documented that "This man suffered the the loss of (his) left eye during the Boer War
A First War Medal Pair To The Canadian Forestry Corps Archive eagles and swords in GoldA First War Medal Pair to the Canadian Forestry Corps British War Medal (2288334 PTE. A. E. LOCK. C. F. C.); and Victory Medal (2288334 PTE. A. E. LOCK. C. F. C.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: Albert Edward Lock was born on November 27, 1887 in Kingston (part of London), England. He was a resident of Vermillion, Alberta when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private with the Forestry