Canada, Cef. A Flask To The 7Th Canadian (Mcgill) Siege Battery GTRexclude WWI Commemorative medal 1914-18

WWI Commemorative medal 1914-18

On arrival of the National Fire Service with oxygen apparatus

the cemetery being owned by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and is the largest Commonwealth war cemetery in the United Kingdom

The rear of the cap has four grommets in place

14 Infantry Training Battalion in Brampton on March 30

Canada, Cef. A Flask To The 7Th Canadian (Mcgill) Siege Battery GTRexclude WWI Commemorative medal 1914-18A Flask to the 7th Canadian (McGill) Siege Battery CEF Plated, weighing 529 grams, marked "MADE IN ENGLAND", maker marked "JAMES DIXON & SONS SHEFFIELD", marked with a "U" over a left facing trumpet and banner insignia identifying production by Dixon (a fundamental element to prevent mistakes with the marks "JC & S" used by another Sheffield manufacture, James Deakin & Sons) and marked "73" over "24ozs" on the bottom, engraved with the 7th Canadian