A First War Medal Pair To The No. 7 Canadian Stationary Hospital GTRexclude He is buried in Bramshott

He is buried in Bramshott (St

A Fireman's Cloth Insignia Lot  - consisting of shoulder boards

including ones over Noball and Hemmingstedt

his condition designated as "N

the visor itself exhibiting paint chipping on the edge

A First War Medal Pair To The No. 7 Canadian Stationary Hospital GTRexclude He is buried in BramshottA First War Medal Pair to the No. 7 Canadian Stationary Hospital; British War Medal (522029 S. SJT. L. A. WOODIN. C. A. M. C.) and Victory Medal (522029 S. SJT. L. A. WOODIN. C. A. M. C.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, very light contact, extremely fine. Accompanied by his Canadian Army Pay Book for Use on Active Service. Footnote: Lester Ancel Woodin was born on December 23, 1888 in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. He signed his Attestation