Canada. A Memorial Cross To Private James Brown, Killed In Action At The Battle Of The Scarpe Archive Our view to the front

Our view to the front was limited by the rise of the ground

it weighs 31

with an eagle sitting upon a wreathed swastika above in white and black embroidery above

posted to the Canadian Army Far East and placed on the "Holding List" for overseas service

a multi-link bronze gilt chain attached to the ends of the hanger and suspending an upward-pointing open clip

Canada. A Memorial Cross To Private James Brown, Killed In Action At The Battle Of The Scarpe Archive Our view to the frontCanada; George V (793496 Pte J. H. BROWN). Sterling silver, marked "STERLING" and hallmarked "R" on the reverse, on a replacement ribbon, light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: James Harold Brown was born on March 9, 1896 in Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, the son of William Harold Brown and Lena Reid Brown. He was a resident of Campbellton, New Brunswick when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (793496) with the 132nd