Canada. A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal To The Sault Ste. Marie Co. Archive followed by a move to

followed by a move to England in 1938 and his retirement in 1962

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7 mm inclusive of its wreath suspension

the Son of Frederick George Collins and Beatrice Collins

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Canada. A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal To The Sault Ste. Marie Co. Archive followed by a move toA Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal to the Sault Ste. Marie Co. Victoria (Prov. LIEUTENANT. T. A. P. TOWERS SAULT Ste. MARIE Co). Naming is officially impressed. Semi dark patina on the obverse and edge, correction evident in the words Lieutenant, Sault and Rifle, very fine. Footnote: Prov. Lieutenant T. A. P. Towers, Sault Ste. Marie Rifle Company was a Canadian who received the CAFLSM in 1902 by Military Order No. 281.