Canada, Cef. A First War & Scottish Police Medal Grouping; 116Th Battalion Newly Listed a position he held until

a position he held until 1901 when he went into business for himself

With the approach of Otter

7 mm x 22 mm

Marksman’s Lanyard - Grade II - consisting of a twisted

The lugs on either side of the helmet served two purposes: they were mounting points for the heavy brow plate that was designed to be worn with the helmet

Canada, Cef. A First War & Scottish Police Medal Grouping; 116Th Battalion Newly Listed a position he held untilBritish War and Victory Medals, (270156 CPL. A. HUTCHEON. 116 CAN. INF.); 1911 Scottish Police Coronation Medal, George V, (P. S. A. HUTCHEON.). Naming is engraved, very fine. Footnote: Alexander Hutcheon was born in Dundee Scotland in November 1890 and was working as a Millwright in Brantford, Ontario prior to enlisting in the CEF in April 1916. With previous experience in the 38th regiment, he arrived in France where he suffered a GSW to the head on