A First War Memorial Plaque; Killed By German Mine 1916 Auction his South African Constabulary Attestation

his South African Constabulary Attestation Paper

the other is a post-war version and has a blank reverse

snap attachment and stitched reverse on the Leopold II Commemorative ribbon

Newcastle-on-Tyne

Footnote:  The Battalion was raised and mobilized in Toronto

A First War Memorial Plaque; Killed By German Mine 1916 Auction his South African Constabulary AttestationA First War Memorial Plaque; Killed by German Mine 1916 Bronze, (JAMES LENNOX), partial maker mark "WA" (Royal Arsenal, Woolwich) on the reverse, 120. 5 mm, scattered green oxidation evident on the obverse, edge nicks, cleaned, better than fine. Accompanied by two reproduction newspaper articles and a census report. Footnote: James Lennox was born in Maybole, Scotland in 1891, the son of Alexander Lennox and Elizabeth Lennox, where his father was