Canada. A Military Medal For Machine Gunnery, August 1917 Newly Listed silvered clasp on the ribbon)

silvered clasp on the ribbon)

insignia is die stamped in silvered iron (magnetic) and is lacquered

which explains the post-war dates and lack of swastikas on the award certificates

that he would be "carefully exhumed from the original place of internment and reverently reburied"

with two ventilation eyelets above each button on the navy blue of the cap

Canada. A Military Medal For Machine Gunnery, August 1917 Newly Listed silvered clasp on the ribbon)WWI Canadian Military Medal and War Medal, Military Medal, George V, uncrowned head, (730083 L. CPL C. J. BOOTY. 4 CAN: INF:), 1914 18 War Medal, (730083 L. SJT. C. J. BOOTY. 4 CAN. INF. ). Naming is impressed, worn yet very fine. Footnote: Charles Joseph Booty was born on 21st June 1897 in Galt, Ontario and joined the 111th Bn C. E. F. on 24th November 1915. Military Medal, London Gazette 19 Nov. 1917. Citation reads: For conspicuous bravery and