A First War Canadian Pair To Major Whtyock Military Cross GTRexclude East Medal Stickpin - Silvered

East Medal Stickpin - Silvered bronze and black enamels

and finally became so heavy that the line began to waver

An Army Breast Eagle - Silvered die-stamped zinc

Cross shows small chip on reverse - Family tradition says that this chip occurred when he served as the Police President from Dusseldorf during the 1920

A First War Canadian Pair To Major Whtyock Military Cross GTRexclude East Medal Stickpin - SilveredBritish War Medal (MAJOR H. W. WHYTOCK.); Victory Medal (MAJOR H. W. WHYTOCK.); Canadian Volunteer Service Medal; and War Medal 1939 1945. Un mounted, original ribbons, cleaned, light contact, near extremely fine. Accompanied by assorted research papers. Footnote: Harry Wishart Whytock was born on March 5, 1892 in Madoc, Hastings County, Ontario, the son of John Alexander Whytock and Margaret Blakley Whytock. He graduated in Arts from Queen's