A "Mad 4Th" Casualty At The Second Battle Of Ypres Buy Now The throat is retained by

The throat is retained by a single side screw (missing the other)

1951 and discharged from service with the RCAF on July 31

Commander of the Army

1914-15 Star (24 mm x 28

on dark brown doe skin

A "Mad 4Th" Casualty At The Second Battle Of Ypres Buy Now The throat is retained by1914 15 Star ( 11615 PTE J. ROBINSON. 4 CAN: INF); British War and Victory Medals (11615 PTE J. ROBINSON. 4 CAN: INF) Officially impressed; Very Fine. Accompanied by copies of his Attestation Paper and Service Records. Footnote: Joseph Robinson was born February 1888 in Norkolk, England. With 6 years previous military experience with the D. R. C. in Brantford, Ontario, and while working as a molder, Joseph enlisted in the CEF on September 23rd 1914.