remaining there until he was discharged on January 6
with the ribbons being slightly loose on its mounting with light to moderate soiling due to wear
When worn on a military uniform
It is interesting to note that his nephew was Andrew C
Army Units Version - In Silver
Canada. A Medal Trio To Gunner Harry Skitch, Cga, Hospitalized For Gas Shell Poisoning, 1918 certificate_of_authenticity remaining there until he wasCanada. 1914 1915 Star, (220 GNR: H. SKITCH. CAN: FD ART:) naming officially impressed, slight tarnishing, extremely fine condition; British War Medal, (220 GNR. H. SKITCH. C. G. A.), naming officially impressed, surface wear, extremely fine condition; Victory Medal, (220 GNR. H. SKITCH C. G. A) naming officially impressed, surface wear, very fine condition. All court mounted and secured for display. Accompanied by photocopy of first two attestation