Canada. An Efficiency Medal, To Sergeant Thomas Melville Whorton, Victoria Rifles Of Canada Auction with victory having been declared

with victory having been declared in Europe

reverse inscribed "DAILY MAIL TROPHY COMPETITION 1911" inside an open-ended wreath of laurel leaves

reverse centrepiece on the Dutchy Honour Cross has been re-glued in place

to work in a dank

Gen­eral Chris Volkes solved this prob­lem for Bingham by direct­ing that junior and senior lead­er­ship would be pro­vided from his bat­tal­ion

Canada. An Efficiency Medal, To Sergeant Thomas Melville Whorton, Victoria Rifles Of Canada Auction with victory having been declaredGeorge V with Canada scroll (SGT. T. M. WHORTON VIC. RIF. OF C.). Naming is officially impressed. Contact marks and surface wear, replacement ribbon, very fine. Footnote: Thomas Melville Wharton was born in Canada and enlisted as a Private with the Victoria Rifles of Canada on May 5, 1924, at the age of 23. He stated that he was Single, that his religion was Church of England, that his trade was that of Clerk and was sworn in on May 22nd, with G. R.