Canada. A Second War 6Th Canadian Field Company, Royal Canadian Engineers Medal Auction In silvered zinc alloy
Description
In silvered zinc alloy
Since Private Smallman was originally from Canada
He arrived in France on 7th July 1915 and was wounded in the back by shrapnel at Ypres on 4th June 1916 and was a victim of a gas attack on 22nd September 1917
[Headquartered at Bergen
The "T" designation on his medals is for Tasmania
Canada. A Second War 6Th Canadian Field Company, Royal Canadian Engineers Medal Auction In silvered zinc alloyIn bronze gilt, obverse illustrating a soldier wearing headphones and performing mine sweeping, another soldier at the left rear kneeling, a tank, truck and town in the background, three planes in the clouds, the Royal Canadian Engineers insignia flanked by the dates "1939" and "1945", the insignia backed by a ribbon banner bearing the various names of conflicts that the 6th Field Company participated in during the Second World War above, a ribbon
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