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A First War Pair to the 7th Canadian Infantry Battalion

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A First War Pair to the 7th Canadian Infantry Battalion

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A First War Pair to the 7th Canadian Infantry Battalion

British War Medal (602868 L.CPL. C.E. JERVIS 7-CAN. INF.) Naming is officially impressed; British War & Victory (602868 PTE. C.E.JERVIS 7 BN. CAN. INF.); Naming is privately engraved, VF.; Trench Watch with shrapnel guard, 1914 dated, non-functioning,fair. 1st British Columbia Cap badge, marked Hick&Son, London. Footnote: Medals demonstrate replacements as well as an existing original war medal; Charles Edward Jervis was born 30th December 1895 in Strathroy, Ontario and worked as a labourer prior to enlisting in the CEF in August 1915.