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A Military Medal to the 87th Quebec Regiment for Action at Neuvilie

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A Military Medal to the 87th Quebec Regiment for Action at Neuvilie

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A Military Medal to the 87th Quebec Regiment for Action at Neuvilie

A Military Medal to the 87th Quebec Regiment for Action at Neuville - Military Medal (214267 PTE. T.F.LAWLER. 87/QUEBEC R.), British War Medal (214267 PTE. T.F.LAWLER. 87-CAN.INF.), Victorty Medal, (214267 PTE. T.F.LAWLER. 87-CAN.INF.), naming is impressed, worn, very fine overall. with 2nd constuction Co. patch which was aquired with this group. Footnote: Thomas Frederick Lawler was born in Coldwater Ontario in 1897 and worked as a farmer prior to enlisting in the CEF in April 1916. Accoriding to the War Diary for the 87th, Lawler was presented his Military Medal on September 19th 1918 by Arthur Currie following action at Neuville/Vitasse.