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die struck in gilded bronze (gilding nearly completely worn off)
arriving at Booysens Camp outside of Johannesburg on October 30
A Four Piece German Medal Bar - Mounted as worn German style
Killed by German Mine 1916 - Bronze
from February 17 to 23
Canada, Dominion. A General Service Medal To The St. John Volunteer Battalion Newly Listed die struck in gilded bronze1 Clasp FENIAN RAID 1866 (Pte. J. I. Alexander, S John V. Bn.). Naming is officially impressed, his middle initial impressed as an "I" versus the "J" which is listed on the roll. Replacement ribbon, light contact, pitting, very fine. Footnote: Private John J. Alexander is shown is shown on the roll of the 120 man St. John Volunteer Battalion and is listed on page 252 of the "Canada General Service Medal Roll, 1866 70" by John Thyen, entitled to the
