A First War Canadian Pair To Captain Mac Lennan C.a.m.c. Consign: 17 Hold Ordinary Seaman (January 13

Ordinary Seaman (January 13

but one of our aeroplanes exploded a bomb too near for her pleasure

the 1914-15 Star designating him as a Private with the East Kent Regiment when the war began and the BWM and VM designating him as a Sergeant with the Royal Flying Corps when the war had concluded

Companions breast badge in GOLD and enamels

and although frequently attacked by hostile aircraft

A First War Canadian Pair To Captain Mac Lennan C.a.m.c. Consign: 17 Hold Ordinary Seaman (January 13A First War Canadian Pair to Captain Mac Lennan C. A. M. C. British War Medal (CAPT. E. K. MAC LELLAN.); and Victory Medal (CAPT. E. K. MAC LELLAN.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, dark patina on the BWM, original ribbons, surface wear on the VM, better than very fine. Accompanied by assorted research papers. Footnote: Edward Kirkpatrick MacLellan was born on July 30, 1888 in Pictou, Pictou County, Nova Scotia. He attended school at