A First War Pair To The 1St Canadian Tank Battalion Newly Listed Lieutenant Rogers realized his dream

Lieutenant Rogers realized his dream when he was taken into the ranks of the 52nd Squadron of the Royal Flying Corps and commissioned with the rank of Flying Lieutenant

a nameplate affixed to the transparent face between the pin and pen base inscribed "L

37th Division on June 3rd and served in France until returning to England on September 23

very good silvering and quality

with a lot of potential to be attributed

A First War Pair To The 1St Canadian Tank Battalion Newly Listed Lieutenant Rogers realized his dreamBritish War Medal (2365838 PTE. F. W. EDWARDS. 1 CAN. TANK BN.); and Victory Medal (2365838 PTE. F. W. EDWARDS. 1 CAN. TANK BN.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, replacement ribbons, very dark patina on the BWM, gilt wear on the VM, light contact, better than very fine. Accompanied by a University of Toronto Award of Merit (bronze, maker marked "R" and engraved "F. W. EDWARDS" on the reverse, 30. 3 mm, suspended from a two piece hanger