Canada, CEF. A First War Memorial Cross to Pte. Jackson, 15th Battalion United Republic of 75 mm (w) x 87

75 mm (w) x 87

along with wear overall along the edges and the corners

Sixteen Japanese soldiers were tried for the massacre in Yokohama

He was discharged to duty on September 30th and posted to the Canadian Infantry Base Depot

worn on the original white and yellow full length sash

Canada, CEF. A First War Memorial Cross to Pte. Jackson, 15th Battalion United Republic of 75 mm (w) x 87A Memorial Cross, in silver, reverse machine engraved 27566 Pte. C. R. JACKSON., full size, worn on tattered segment of original ribbon, dark patina to obverse, remains very fine. Accompanied by the original case of issue, black leatherette exterior with silk and velvet interior, remains in very fine condition. Footnote: Charles Rowland Jackson was born in New York, USA. in 1890. He was employed as a wire drawer with 3 years of experience with the