Canada, Cef. A Pair To Private Clifford Earle Hitchcox, 7Th Infantry Battalion, Kia 1815 Newly Listed or have been wounded or

or have been wounded or sacrificed their lives in the line of duty

the reverse plain with a vertical needle style pin and sheet metal hinge

25 mm x 43

Footnote:  The SS Panzer Division “Totenkopf” was an elite unit that originally consisted of concentration camp guards

which was also the mobilization headquarters

Canada, Cef. A Pair To Private Clifford Earle Hitchcox, 7Th Infantry Battalion, Kia 1815 Newly Listed or have been wounded or1914 15 Star (77821 Pte C. E. HITCHCOX. 7 CAN: INF:); and Victory Medal (impressed: 77821 PTE. C. E. HITCHCOX. 7 CAN. INF.). Un mounted, very light contact, replacement ribbons, better than very fine. Footnote: Clifford Earle Hitchcox was born on June 26, 1894 in Rugby, Warkwickshire, England, the son of Walter Charles Hitchcox and Mary Hitchcox, later of Cordova Bay, Victoria, British Columbia. He signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (77821)