A British War Medal To Lieut. Browne Who Was Wounded At St. Emile Newly Listed his Statement of Service in

his Statement of Service in the Canadian Armed Forces and assorted research papers

WWI Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Cap Badge CEF - Browning copper

remains in extremely fine condition

The Canadian Engineers were responsible for all defensive measures

Still based on the Lucia

A British War Medal To Lieut. Browne Who Was Wounded At St. Emile Newly Listed his Statement of Service inA British War Medal to Lieut. Browne who was Wounded at St. Emile (LIEUT. P. J. BROWNE.). Naming is officially impressed. Extremely fine. Accompanied by copies of his Officers' Declaration Paper, Service Records, Medical Records, Venereal Disease Case Cards and assorted research papers. Footnote: Patrick Joseph Browne was born on June 27, 1897 in Brockville, Ontario. He enlisted with the 41st Regiment, Brockville Rifles, on December 8, 1915 and signed