Original World War One Victory Medal, Pte Thayer, Killed in Action on the Somme with 29th Canadian Infantry Hats and Helmets the majority of troops came

the majority of troops came up against thick barbed wire

for the Europe-Africa-Middle-East Campaign

showing the small details that we have tried to replicate from our original sample

the 5th Middlesex did not serve overseas

Original World War One Victory Medal, Pte Thayer, Killed in Action on the Somme with 29th Canadian Infantry Hats and Helmets the majority of troops cameAn original World War One era Victory medal, with original ribbon. Correctly named to; 463991 Pte. B. Thayer. 29 Can. Inf. Bert Thayer was born in Crawley, before emigrating to Canada. He attested on 14 August 1915 and served on the Western Front with the 29th Canadian Infantry Regiment. He was killed in action on the Somme on 26 September 1916 and has no known grave. He is commemmorated on the Vimy Memorial.