Canada. A First War Pair, 107Th Pioneer Battalion Canadian Engineers, Wounded Hold He was allocated to the

He was allocated to the North Nova Scotia Highlanders for ten weeks

Nursisng Sister badge

inscribed “FJ” (Franz Josef) in capital gilt lettering

Both in extremely fine condition with with light scuffing and warping

where he was to serve for the next three and half months before being transferred to the Canadian Forestry Corps

Canada. A First War Pair, 107Th Pioneer Battalion Canadian Engineers, Wounded Hold He was allocated to theBritish War Medal (718926 2. CPL. A. E. C. E.); and Victory Medal (718926 2. CPL. A. E. ALLEN. C. E.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, surface wear, edge nicks on both, original ribbons, better than very fine. Footnote: Alfred Edward Allen was born on August 26, 1898 in Ottawa, Ontario, the son of Alfred E. Allen (later of Chicago, Illinois) and Mary Allen (later of Winnipeg, Manitoba). He was a resident of Winnpeg when he signed his