A First War Canadian Pair To Major Whtyock Military Cross GTRexclude and finally became so heavy

and finally became so heavy that the line began to waver

about eight kilometres northeast of Arras on the N17 towards Lens

An Army Breast Eagle - Silvered die-stamped zinc

before being transferred to the Canadian Casualty Assembly Centre at Folkestone on July 23rd

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A First War Canadian Pair To Major Whtyock Military Cross GTRexclude and finally became so heavyBritish War Medal (MAJOR H. W. WHYTOCK.); Victory Medal (MAJOR H. W. WHYTOCK.); Canadian Volunteer Service Medal; and War Medal 1939 1945. Un mounted, original ribbons, cleaned, light contact, near extremely fine. Accompanied by assorted research papers. Footnote: Harry Wishart Whytock was born on March 5, 1892 in Madoc, Hastings County, Ontario, the son of John Alexander Whytock and Margaret Blakley Whytock. He graduated in Arts from Queen's