Canada, Dominion. A Memorial Cross To Sapper Smaill, Missing Following Enemy Shelling 1918 Auction Archive There is a sound brown

There is a sound brown leather chinstrap with metal fittings

constructed of steel with an olive drab paint finish

He was deemed capable and combat ready in the second degree and was attached to the national reserve guards

earning him the WWI trio

from June 18

Canada, Dominion. A Memorial Cross To Sapper Smaill, Missing Following Enemy Shelling 1918 Auction Archive There is a sound brownGeorge V (502884 Spr. W. C. SMAILL). Naming is engraved. In sterling silver, maker marked with the Caron Brothers of Montreal insignia and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, very dark patina, replacement ribbon, near extremely fine. Accompanied by its hardshelled case of issue, pebbled exterior, Royal crown on the lid, inside lid lined in beige satin, lightly soiled medal bed in beige felt, case very fine. Footnote: William Charles Smaill was born on