A First War Casualty Pair To The 22Nd Regiment Kia certificate_of_authenticity National Large Families Convention 1937

National Large Families Convention 1937 Tinnie - Metal with a silver-coloured gilt

He signed his Attestion Paper on April 6

Left side of the cap at the back has several moth holes

Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal - Type II with Trophy of Arms without the Badge of Hanover (50 SERGt Wm RHODES 5th Bde RA

McLeod died on March 22

A First War Casualty Pair To The 22Nd Regiment Kia certificate_of_authenticity National Large Families Convention 1937A First War Casualty Pair to the 22nd Regiment KIA British War Medal (748632 PTE. N. TURCOTTE. 22 CAN. INF.), Victory Medal (748632 PTE. N. TURCOTTE. 22 CAN. INF.) Naming is impressed, very fine. Footnote: Noe Turcotte was from Magog, Quebec and born in September 17, 1896. Working as a lumberman, he enlisted in February 10th 1916. He was killed in action May 11, 1917 as a member of the 22nd Regiment.