Canada, CEF. A First War Medal Pair to Lieutenant Corporal A.B.E. Rowe, Canadian Machine Gun Corps visually-hidden (Gebirgs-Polizei Bajonett)

(Gebirgs-Polizei Bajonett)

8mm (h – inclusive of integral ball on 12 o’clock arm)

both demonstrating loss of finish and one missing its pinback

After Pearl Harbor

the obverse with a gilded silver centerpiece showing the Sultan Abdul Meijid’s royal cypher surrounded by a Turkish inscription within red enamels

Canada, CEF. A First War Medal Pair to Lieutenant Corporal A.B.E. Rowe, Canadian Machine Gun Corps visually-hidden (Gebirgs-Polizei Bajonett)A British War Medal, silver, full size, rim impressed 129328 L. CPL. A. B. E. ROWE. C. M. G. BDE, replacement ribbon, dark patina to obverse and lower half of reverse, minor wear, very fine. A Victory Medal, bronze gilt, full size, rim impressed 129328 L. CPL. A. B. E. ROWE. C. M. G. BDE, replacement ribbon, light gilt wear, extremely fine. Footnote: Arthur Braid Evans Rowe was born in Calcutta India in July 1884. At the time of his enlistment in