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Canada, CEF. Two First War Recognition of Service Medals

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Canada, CEF. Two First War Recognition of Service Medals

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Canada, CEF. Two First War Recognition of Service Medals

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1. Town of Orillia's Recognition of War Service Medal 1914-1919: in bronze, un-named, obverse illustrating the Town of Orillia coat-of-arms, surrounded by the inscription "ORILLIA'S RECOGNITION OF WAR SERVICE / 1914-1919", reverse illustrating an open-ended wreath composed of two branches of maple leaves, measuring 32 mm (w) x 35.8 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, edge nicks, original ribbon suspended from a hanger bearing a beaver, with pinback.

2. Battery A of R.I. Welfare League "Welcome Home" Medal: in bronze, obverse illustrating two soldiers loading an artillery gun, while two other soldiers looking on in the background, inscribed "WELCOME HOME" above and the conjoined letters "YD" below, reverse illustrating an open-ended wreath composed of two olive branches, the name plate un-named and inscribed "BATTERY A OF R I WELFARE LEAGUE TO "OUR BOYS" MAY 17, 1919", maker marked "GORHAM CO.", measuring 31 mm (w) x 33.8 mm (h) inclusive of its integral suspension, exhibiting spotting on both sides, with original France and Germany Star 1939-1945 ribbon from the Second War.

Extremely fine and better than very fine, respectively.

Canada, CEF. Two First War Recognition of Service Medals

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