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A First War Medal Pair to the 25th Canadian Infantry CEF

Item: C2240

A First War Medal Pair to the 25th Canadian Infantry CEF

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A First War Medal Pair to the 25th Canadian Infantry CEF

A First War Medal Pair to the 25th Canadian Infantry CEF - British War Medal (409299 PTE. A. PAXTON. 25 - CAN. INF.), Victory Medal (409299 PTE. A. PAXTON. 25 - CAN. INF.), naming is impressed, very fine. Footnote: Andrew Paxton was born in 1892 in Dundee Scotland and was working as a Labourer prior to enlisting in July 1915 with the 37th CEF. After being transfered to the 25th CEF he saw service in France from May 8th 1916 to 19th June 1916. He returned to Canada on May 11th 1917 and struck off strength that July.