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A Colonial Auxiliary Long Service Medal Pair to the 135th Infantry

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A Colonial Auxiliary Long Service Medal Pair to the 135th Infantry

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A Colonial Auxiliary Long Service Medal Pair to the 135th Infantry

A Colonial Auxiliary Long Service Medal Pair to the 135th Infantry - GV Colonial Auxiliary Long Service Medal (CORPORAL J.IRELAND 26TH REGIMENT.) Naming is impressed, suspension repaired, fair. British War Medal (802357 PTE. J.D.IRELAND. 135-CAN.INF.) Naming is impressed, suspension repaired, fair. Footnote: John D. Ireland was born in Delaware Township Ontario in 1875 and was working as a Labourer in Muncey Ontario prior to enlisting ion December 1915 with 20 years military experience with the 26th regiment.