United Kingdom. A Lot Of Four First War Medals Hold who served with HMCS Nootka

who served with HMCS Nootka during the Korean War

showing some wear with light mothing on crown

maker marked on reverse pendalia

112 Bould Malesherbes Paris XVII"

A First War 102nd Infantry Battalion Cap Badge - Browning copper

United Kingdom. A Lot Of Four First War Medals Hold who served with HMCS Nootka1914 15 Star, to Private Thomas J. McNally, East Yorkshire Regiment (13 455 Pte T. J. McNALLY. E. YORK: R.); Victory Medal, to Private Albert V. Dickenson, Army Ordnance Corps (011861 PTE. A. V. DICKENSON. A. O. C.); Victory Medal, to Private John Elder, Army Service Corps (M2 049778 PTE. J. ELDER. A. S. C.); and Mercantile Marine War Medal, to Malcolm A. Kinniburgh (MALCOLM A. KINNIBURGH). Naming is officially impressed. Dickenson's VM is court