Canada, CEF. A British War Medal to A/Sjt. Wyse, 142nd Infantry Auction Archive bearing a central inscription of

bearing a central inscription of “AFRIKA” flanked by palm trees of identical construction

3 mm (w) x 75 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring

a 1937 National Socialist War Victim’s Care (NSKOV) Berlin meeting badge

the obverse with pebbled arms joined together through the quadrants by Luftwaffe eagles clutching mobile swastika

2nd Version -  2nd version (with "Battalion" substituted for "Canada")

Canada, CEF. A British War Medal to A/Sjt. Wyse, 142nd Infantry Auction Archive bearing a central inscription ofIn silver, full size, rim impressed 823098 A. SJT. C. WYSE. 142 CAN. INF., ribbon adhered to board for presentation, dark patina, light contact, extremely fine. Footnote: Charles Wyse was born in Beaton, England in March 1895. He was living in London, Ontario and working as a traveller with 2 years experience with the 7th Regiment, when he enlisted on December 6, 1915. After training in Canada, the unit sailed for England in the summer of 1916. Like