Canada. A Victory Medal, To Barclay Evelyn Walton, 29Th Infantry Battalion, 44Th Infantry Battalion, Killed In Action During The Battle Of Hill 70 Auction Second Empire (1852-1870)

Second Empire (1852-1870)

reverse with the seal of Natal illustrating the British Royal coat-of-arms in the upper half and an ornamental frame in the lower half encasing a scene illustrating two wildebeests (gnu) galloping across a plain

his flying shoulder board visible on the photo

Invalided to Canada Oct

Archduke Charles failed to secure a decisive victory as Napoleon was able to successfully withdraw most of his forces

Canada. A Victory Medal, To Barclay Evelyn Walton, 29Th Infantry Battalion, 44Th Infantry Battalion, Killed In Action During The Battle Of Hill 70 Auction Second Empire (1852-1870)(422550 PTE. B. E. WALTON. 29 CAN. INF.). Naming is officially impressed. Contact marks, scattered gilt wear, replacement ribbon, very fine. Footnote: Barclay Evelyn Walton was born on June 28, 1888 on the island of Barbados in the British West Indies, the son of Mary Walton. He was a resident of Winnipeg, Manitoba when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (422550) with the 44th Infantry Battalion, on January 1, 1915 in Winnipeg, at the age of