Canada, Dominion. A General Service Medal With Fenian Raid 1866 To Pte I. Legare Hold during the Allied capture of
Description
during the Allied capture of the Hindenburg Line
with fold down flaps also in olive green gabardine wool on either side
1981 in Edmonton
” the reverse a horizontal pin
supported by ships artillery from the Austro-Hungarian Navy
Canada, Dominion. A General Service Medal With Fenian Raid 1866 To Pte I. Legare Hold during the Allied capture ofInstituted 1899. In silver, full size, officially impressed Tr. I. Legare, 1st, Quebec. Cav., worn on replacement ribbon with FENIAN RAID 1866 clasp, very minor wear, bright, in extremely fine condition. Footnote: Private Ignace Legare of the Quebec Squadron Cavalry is named in the medal roll for the Canada General Service Medal, with the Fenian Raid 1866 clasp. The Canada General Service Medal was instituted in January 1899 and was awarded to members
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