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Canada. The Distinguished Conduct Medal Awarded to Members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force: 1914-1920, by Riddle and Mitchell

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Canada. The Distinguished Conduct Medal Awarded to Members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force: 1914-1920, by Riddle and Mitchell

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Canada. The Distinguished Conduct Medal Awarded to Members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force: 1914-1920, by Riddle and Mitchell

This is an extremely well-preserved edition of “The Distinguished Conduct Medal Awarded to Members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force: 1914-1920”, by David K. Riddle and Donald G. Mitchell. The book is constructed of a glossed card stock binding, with the cover bearing a depiction of the award, circumscribed by title and authors, while the reverse of the binding bears a sample award dedication. The interior content consists of 304 white paper pages bearing lists of award recipients, appendices, and black pages for handwritten notes. It was published in 1991 by The Kirkby-Marlton Press of Winnipeg, Manitoba. The book measures 152 mm (w) x 228 mm (h). Minor creasing of the binding is evident, but the book is in an overall near extremely fine condition.

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