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A Second War Canadian Group to the Toronto Scottish Regiment

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A Second War Canadian Group to the Toronto Scottish Regiment

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A Second War Canadian Group to the Toronto Scottish Regiment

A Second War Canadian Group to the Toronto Scottish Regiment - France and Germany Star; Italy Star; Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with Overseas Clasp; and War Medal 1939-1945. Un-mounted, light contact, paper and glue residue on the reverse of the original ribbons from previous board mounting, near extremely fine. Accompanied by his original Canadian Army Discharge Certificate (169 mm x 217 mm, fold marks). Footnote: Before the Second World War, B159829 Private (Lance Corporal) served with the Toronto Scottish, the York Rangers and the Queen's York Rangers. During wartime and peacetime, he was with the 1st Division, Royal Canadian Regiment and later, the Canadian Provost Corps, beginning his service on March 7, 1944. Thirty-eight months later, he was discharged upon demobilization at No. 2 District Depot, in Toronto, Ontario, in order to return to civilian life on May 19, 1947, credited with having served in Canada, the United Kingdom and the Central Mediterranean Area.