Description

Laws was killed in action on April 1st 1918 and is buried in the small cemetery of Vimy Communal

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 2nd University Company CEF (McG144) on May 26

suspended by a green and purple enameled Imperial Paulownia crest in silver gilt

59 mm (w) x 39

measuring 118 mm (w) x 56 mm (h)

United Kingdom, Canada, United Nations. A Lot Of Forty-Two Miniature Awards Archive Laws was killed in actionIn silver, cupro nickel or bronze, some with silvering or gilt, in various sizes, thirty two with original ribbons, eleven without ribbons, all are un mounted, ranging from very fine to extremely fine.

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United Kingdom, Canada, United Nations. A Lot Of Forty-Two Miniature Awards Archive Laws was killed in action

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