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A First War Memorial Cross To Private Eva; Canadian Army Dental Corps GTRexclude second pattern (eagle with flared

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second pattern (eagle with flared tail)

He was struck of strength of the Canadian Corps Reinforcement Camp on January 15

Philippine Islands

with the name of the unit having been erased on both medals

Clarke with a strength of 38 officers and 720 other ranks

A First War Memorial Cross To Private Eva; Canadian Army Dental Corps GTRexclude second pattern (eagle with flaredGeorge V (522517 Pte. J. J. EVA). Naming is engraved. Mounted to a suspension bar, light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: John James Eva was born on March 16, 1895 in Falmouth, England, the son of William John Eva and Emily Eva. The couple later moved to Canada and settled in Kingston, Ontario. Eva signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (522517) with the 14th Regular Guard, Canadian Army Dental Corps, on July 16, 1915, at Barriefield Camp in

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