Canada, CEF. A First War Princess Mary Christmas Tin certificate_of_authenticity constructed of dark navy blue

constructed of dark navy blue wool twill

He served during the Second World War and received the second highest military award

Consisting of the badge of the order

until his transfer to the Admiralty V Class Destroyer H

Cape Breton

Canada, CEF. A First War Princess Mary Christmas Tin certificate_of_authenticity constructed of dark navy blueIn brass, a large embossed tin featuring a bust of Princess Mary on the lid, along with the names of the allied nations, dated CHRISTMAS 1914, measures 130 mm (w) x 85 mm (l) x 30 mm (d), light wear, slightly bent, very fine. An original British War Medal and Victory Medal cardboard case, named to PTE. W. P. THORPE, light wear, very fine. In pickled copper, a Canada cap badge, lugs replaced on the reverse (pin missing), measures 36. 8 mm (w) x 37. 3