A First War Pair To Private James Scott; 4Th Infantry Battalion Buy Now 34350 (Those Orders Awarded) &

34350 (Those Orders Awarded) & No 252 (Recipient - Alfred Edler von Schnek) Better than extremely fine as a whole

along with he sister ships in the 2nd Submarine Flotilla

British Columbia and was a pioneer of the Fairview Mining days

Tony Kingsmill

A First War Pair To Private James Scott; 4Th Infantry Battalion Buy Now 34350 (Those Orders Awarded) &British War Medal (730461 PTE. J. SCOTT. 4 CAN. INF.); and Victory Medal (730461 PTE. J. SCOTT. 4 CAN. INF.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, original ribbons, dark patina on the BWM, scattered gilt wear and spotting on the VM, very fine. Footnote: Private James Scott was born on January 26, 1886 in Galashiels Scotland. He signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (730461) with the 111th Infantry Battalion "South Waterloo Battalion", on