Wwi British War Medal - Canadian G.h.q. 3-Ech Hold Baring died at Wilton Place
Description
Baring died at Wilton Place in London on February 7
non-communicative
reverse marked GH 950 (for Gebr
Scout Class Cruiser)
Spink & Son specimen striking as evidenced by voided S of Spink & Son
Wwi British War Medal - Canadian G.h.q. 3-Ech Hold Baring died at Wilton Place(791004 A. SJT. R. A. MOORE. G. H. Q. 3 ECH.). Naming is officially impressed. Dark patina, original ribbon, extremely fine. Footnote: Reginald Arthur Moore was born on February 23, 1897 in South Moulton, British Columbia. He signed his Attestation Paper with the 131st Battalion "Westminster Battalion", on May 1, 1916 at New Westminster, British Columbia, stating that he had three months Active Militia service with the 104th Regiment, that he was not
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