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Canada. A Memorial Cross to the 4th Field Coy Canadian Engineers CEF

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Canada. A Memorial Cross to the 4th Field Coy Canadian Engineers CEF

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Canada. A Memorial Cross to the 4th Field Coy Canadian Engineers CEF

Canada; A Memorial Cross to the 4th Field Coy Canadian Engineers CEF - GV (405388 Spr. T.G.POTTER) Naming is engraved, toned, extremely fine. Footnote: Thomas George Potter was born in Birmingham England in 1884 and was working as a Cabinet Maker in Toronto before enlisting in the CEF in August 1915. He was killed on April1 st 1917 days before Vimy, and is bured at Ecoivres Military Cemetery, Mont-St.Eloi.