Description
The mouthpiece has its bone stem intact
Aluminum crossguard with the RAD insignia
the relevant official casualty report stating
A Second War Russian Victory Group of Four - Jubilee Medal for the 40th Anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1945-1985 (brass
Encased in a glass-faced deep wooden shadow box with "Jakob Fuchs 23-10-44" name plate
A First War Group To The 15Th Canadian; Kia By Enemy Artillery Hold The mouthpiece has its boneA First War Group to the 15th Canadian; KIA by Enemy Artillery 1914 15 Star, (47891 PTE H. MARSH. 15 CAN: INF:); War and Victory Medals, (47891 L. CPL. H. MARSH. 15 CAN. INF.), Naming is impressed, toned, near extremely fine. Footnote: Howard Marsh was born on 25th December 1892 in Richmond Hill, Ontario and he joined the CEF on 29th May 1915. During the week of September 9th, 1916, the 15 battalion held the front and support lines outside La