Canada, CEF. Two First War Medals certificate_of_authenticity Bunting died on May 27

Bunting died on May 27

the one o’clock arm features a winged wheel emblem used by the railway and the letters “R

suffering a shrapnel (gun shot) wound to the head (right occipital region) while observing

illustrating an eagle standing upon a target

in circumstances of danger to his person

Canada, CEF. Two First War Medals certificate_of_authenticity Bunting died on May 27Includes: 1. British War Medal, to Private William Ferdens Sedgwick, 68th Infantry Battalion, 5th Infantry Battalion KIA (105988 PTE. W. F. SEDGWICK. 5 CAN. INF.). 2. Victory Medal, to Sapper Hugh Campbell Thomson, 52nd Infantry Battalion, 13th Brigade, Ammunition Column, Canadian Railway Troops (520855 SPR. H. C. THOMSON. C. R. T.). Naming is officially impressed on booth medals. The British War Medal with a dark patina and missing its suspension,