A Colonial Long Service Medal Pair To Colour Sergeant Chandler GTRexclude maroon felt backing

maroon felt backing

heavy leather strap and solid latch

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 38th Battalion in Ottawa

Morchies was occupied by British troops on the March 20

First Class by Eduard Quellhorst - Comprising: breast Star

A Colonial Long Service Medal Pair To Colour Sergeant Chandler GTRexclude maroon felt backingA Colonial Long Service Medal Pair to Colour Sergeant Chandler 1914 18 War Medal, (712040 A. SJT. J. S. CHANDLER 105 CAN. INF.); Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal, Edward VII, (COL. SERGt. J. S. CHANDLER 82nd REGt INFTY,). Naming is impressed, toned, very fine. Footnote: John Samuel Chandler was born on 30th September 1871 in Charlottetown, P. E. I. He joined the CEF on 18th October 1915 having seen previous service with the 82nd Regiment.