A Vimy Pilgrimage Group To The 72Nd Canadian Battalion Cef Buy Now both sides of the visor

both sides of the visor covered with the same khaki twill as the exterior of the cap

He did serve enough time in the Royal Marines to earn his RNLSCG Medal

with the hilt completed by an original silver bullion portepee in the correct tie

April 1st 1943 performance review reads: Active Officer with War Academy Training

A Vimy Pilgrimage Group To The 72Nd Canadian Battalion Cef Buy Now both sides of the visorA Vimy Pilgrimage Group to the 72nd Canadian Battalion CEF British War Medal (2137689 PTE. A. WALKER. 72 CAN. INF.), Victory Medal (2137689 PTE. A. WALKER. 72 CAN. INF.), Naming is impressed, and Vimy Pilgrimage 1936 Medal, marked J. R. Gaunt, extremely fine. Footnote: Alexander Walker was born in Scotland in 1888 and was working as a gardener in BC when he enlisted in the CEF in December 1917.