Canada. Four Canadian Forces' Decorations certificate_of_authenticity Coronation (Police) Medal 1911 -

Coronation (Police) Medal 1911 - (P

) Naming is officially impressed in block capital lettering

and attached to the Royal Engineers during the Siege of Sevastopol

1895 in Fort Saskatchewan

It might be said that having been largely recruited in England it was not a Colonial force

Canada. Four Canadian Forces' Decorations certificate_of_authenticity Coronation (Police) Medal 1911 -Elizabeth II. Group Captain J. W. Griffith (G C J W GRIFFITH); Warrant Officer 1st Class P. E. LaRue (WO 1 P. E. LARUE); Private E. G. Haddon (PTE E. G. HADDON); and Major C. J. (MAJOR C. J. .). All four are mechanically engraved, the latter two with an additional ten years' service clasp, with some scratching to the naming on Laurie's medal, the naming on the Major C. J. medal scratched with the surname having been erased. Haddon's medal is court