Canada. A Birks Bar, To Lance Corporal Thomas Emmett Merrigan, Canadian Provost Corps Auction Archive Demonstrating minor material fatigue and

Demonstrating minor material fatigue and soiling consistent with field use

the second position originally housing the Medal for the Defence of Sebastopol but has been lost to time

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Canada. A Birks Bar, To Lance Corporal Thomas Emmett Merrigan, Canadian Provost Corps Auction Archive Demonstrating minor material fatigue andIn sterling silver, officially engraved (L CPL. T. E. MERRIGAN C. PRO. C. DIED IN HIS COUNTRY'S SERVICE 15 AUG. 1945), 67 mm (w) x 14. 5 mm (h), extremely fine. Footnote: Thomas Emmett Merrigan was born on February 11, 1920, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Merrigan of Montreal, Quebec. He was also the husband of Anna Merrigan, also of Montreal, the couple marrying in 1940. Merrigan was serving as a Lance Corporal (D 117603) with the Canadian Provost