Description
Ten enemy dug-in tanks in the area of the church and machine-gun fire made further advances not only prohibitive in cost of lives but impossible
APRIL 1928”
Constructed of card stock with a faux black leather exterior liner
There is a single row of two vertically-aligned horizontal loops on the left breast pocket for the placement of an award
Canada, CEF. A First War Victory Medal Group to Pte. Harrison, 192nd Battalion Province of China Ten enemy dug-in tanks inA British War Medal, in silver, full size, rim impressed 898241 PTE. J. R. HARRISON. 192 CAN. INF, very dark patina, minor wear, extremely fine condition. A 192 Cap Badge, in browning copper, two lugs on the reverse, marked BLACK CO on reverse, measures 38. 7 mm (w) x 45. 5 mm (h), light wear, very fine. A Certificate of Wear of the War Service Badge, denoting Pte. Harrison as official wearer, dated May 15, 1918, measures 128 mm (w) x 84 mm (h),
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