A First War Memorial Plaque; Killed By German Mine 1916 Auction 25 feet (150

25 feet (150

snap attachment and stitched reverse on the Leopold II Commemorative ribbon

he attested for the 231st (Seaforth Highlanders of Canada) Battalion at Vancouver in March 1916 and therefore was underage

on two places leather very slightly lifted at the mountings (but present)

Newcastle-on-Tyne

A First War Memorial Plaque; Killed By German Mine 1916 Auction 25 feet (150A 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