Canada. A British War Medal To Captain Lougher; C.a.m.c. Hold A fine example of a

A fine example of a period-worn 1933-1945 issue Railway Defence (Streifendienst/Bahnschutz) leader’s belt and belt buckle

One of the leather securing straps is missing and now have a piece of wire in place as a temporary holder

Gold Grade with gold crown surmounting crossed swords

he was qualified Pioneer 'C' and employed as a Pioneer with trades pay throughout his service

Canada. A British War Medal To Captain Lougher; C.a.m.c. Hold A fine example of aWWI British War Medal to Captain Lougher; C. A. M. C. (CAPT. F. H. LOUGHER.). Naming is officially impressed. Dark patina, contact mark on the obverse, bruised, near extremely fine. Footnote: Frederick Henry Lougher was born on April 25, 1876 in Kingston, Ontario. He was a resident of Kingston when he signed his Officers' Declaration Paper, on August 29, 1917 in Barriefield, Ontario, at the age of 41, naming his next of kin as his sister, Miss Olivia