Canada, Dominion. A Victory Medal to Pte Brent, Royal Newfoundland Regiment, Killed at Beaumont Hamel, 1916 visually-hidden two Corporal Stripes (two light

two Corporal Stripes (two light blue and steel blue embroidered chevrons sewn upon a black wool base

in North Vancouver

the holder for the depth charge manufactured from an oerlikon shell and swivels upon its 115 mm wide x 132 mm long base

the reverse medallion presenting central French insignia surrounded by a blue enamel ring TOUT POUR L’EMPIRE (All for the Empire)

After five weeks recuperation

Canada, Dominion. A Victory Medal to Pte Brent, Royal Newfoundland Regiment, Killed at Beaumont Hamel, 1916 visually-hidden two Corporal Stripes (two lightA First War Victory Medal, in bronze gilt, full size, rim impressed 1794 PTE. D. BRENT. R. NEWF'D R., worn on an original ribbon, light wear and spotted areas of gilt loss discolouration, minor contact marks, suspension mark slightly misshapen, an extremely rare victory medal to a Royal Newfoundland Regiment soldier, in very fine condition. Accompanied by a printed photo copy of Pte. Brent. Footnote: Private David Brent served with the Royal