A First War Pair To The Royal Flying Corps certificate_of_authenticity one entitled "Abbeville - Chapel

one entitled "Abbeville - Chapel Cemetery (Military Cemetery)" and three entitled "E

Type II - in silver

Medals come with service file Activity Sheets and extracts from his units War Diary& copy of London Gazette

in Toronto on February 28

bar REGULAR ARMY officially impressed (1066359 SJT

A First War Pair To The Royal Flying Corps certificate_of_authenticity one entitled "Abbeville - ChapelA First War Pair to the Royal Flying Corps British War Medal (11896. 2. A. M. E. J. PEIRCE. R. F. C.); and Victory Medal (11896. 2. A. M. E. J. PEIRCE. R. F. C.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, original ribbons, extremely fine. Footnote: 11896 Private (2nd Class Air Mechanic) E. J. Peirce, 3rd Squadron, Royal Flying Corps was an eyewitness to a flying accident in France that killed Australian 2nd Lieutenant Adam Gower Sutherland De Ross,