Canada. A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal, Major Charles James Ingles Dso Buy Now had bailed out with two

had bailed out with two 45's on his cartridge belt

and black interwoven threading to form a braid

Silvered tin

so they couldn’t get their fighters off to be a problem with our bombers

obverse depicts a DJ elk’s head insignia with swastika backed by emanating rays above

Canada. A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal, Major Charles James Ingles Dso Buy Now had bailed out with twoGeorge V (MAJOR C. J. INGLES D. S. O. WEST. TOR. REGT.). Naming is officially impressed. Very dark patina, replacement ribbon. Accompanied by its Miniature, marked "MADE IN ENGLAND" on the edge, dark patina, original ribbon. Extremely fine. Footnote: Charles James Ingles was born on November 6, 1883 in Toronto, Ontario, the son of Archdeacon Charles Leycester Ingles and Frances Helen Oates "Nettie" Ingles (nee Young). He was also the younger brother