Canada, CEF. A 1914-15 Star & Memorial Cross to Pte. Weir, 27th Canadian Infantry, DOW Auction Archive The fumes had by this

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Canada, CEF. A 1914-15 Star & Memorial Cross to Pte. Weir, 27th Canadian Infantry, DOW Auction Archive The fumes had by thisA 1914 15 Star, bronze gilt, reverse impressed 71745 PTE D. WEIR. 27 CAN: INF:, full size, original ribbon, light wear, lovely patina, in extremely fine condition. A Memorial Cross, in silver, reverse privately engraved 71745 PTE D. WEIR., missing ribbon, wear to finish, in very fine condition. Footnote: David Weir was born in Glasgow, Scotland on November 2, 1892. He enlisted for the First War in October, 1914 at the age of 21, in Winnipeg. He was