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A Siberian Expeditionary Force Group to Canadian Engineers

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A Siberian Expeditionary Force Group to Canadian Engineers

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A Siberian Expeditionary Force Group to Canadian Engineers

A Canadian Siberian Expeditionary Force Group to Boston Sapper - British War Medal (2013977 SPR. R.G.WAGNER. C.S.E.F.) Victory Medal (2013977 SPR. R.G.WAGNER. C.S.E.F.), British Empire Servce League Medal, engraving removed on reverse, Service at the Front Badge (275599), and British Empire Service League - Canadian Legion, with Canadian Engineers Cap Badge as well as BOSTON 1 embroidered in gold. Footnote: Ralph Griffon Wagner was born in Nova Scotia in 1898 and was working as a Machinist in Waltham Mass. USA prior to enlisting in July 1918. As a member of the 6th Signal Company Canadian Engineers C.S.E.F. he sailed on the SS Empress of Japan. Comes with an extensive research file.