Canada, CEF. A Sir John Craig Eaton Gold Service Medal, to William Carson, c.1919 visually-hidden This rare and interesting piece

This rare and interesting piece is probably from the late 19th or early 20th Century

(i) The Advance Section was headquartered at Neufchâteau

then transferred to the Casualty Clearing Station the same day

Hutner participated in the campaigns against Poland

The order was not used during the Khmer Rouge period and was reinstated on October 5

Canada, CEF. A Sir John Craig Eaton Gold Service Medal, to William Carson, c.1919 visually-hidden This rare and interesting pieceIn 14K Gold, weighing 14. 4 grams, marked "14 K" and hallmarked with an "E" inside a diamond on the reverse, obverse illustrating the Eaton coat of arms bearing two beavers above a band with three maple leaves and a harp below, surmounted by a beaver and framed by a ribbon banner inscribed "VINCIT OMNIA VERIT" (Truth Conquers All), sprigs of laurel leaves on either side with the cypher of John Craig Eaton (interlocking "JCE") at the top, reverse