Wwi Id Tags To The 125Th Infantry Battalion Hold At the end of 1941

At the end of 1941 the note 367 flying hours appears in his log book giving an idea of his dedication

1939-45 Canadian War Medal with MID leaf (these four unnamed as issued)

attached to the 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade and the Seaforth Highlanders of Canada for Duty and Rations from July 6 to August 5

He was a veteran of the South Africa War

before pursuing his civilian occupation as a Substation Operator with the Philadelphia Electric Company

Wwi Id Tags To The 125Th Infantry Battalion Hold At the end of 1941WWI ID Tags to the 125th Infantry Battalion Bakelite, both are round, one is stamped "772949 PTE SKINNER J. H. CDN CEF PROT" on the obverse and "87" on the reverse (34. 8 mm), the other is stamped "772949 J H SKINNER" on the obverse and "87 CEF PRES" on the reverse (35. 2 mm), linked together on a rusted steel ring, both are slightly soiled, near very fine. Footnote: James Henry Skinner was born on September 2, 1896 in Brantford, Ontario. He signed