A First War Pair To The Royal Canadian Artillery Auction hallmarked and maker marked "IKOM"

hallmarked and maker marked "IKOM" on the reverse

Mackenzie took Clio to the Middle East and was in Port Said by January 1915

British certificate of POW discharge

Although it is not clear from his paperwork

later becoming co-founder of the Baton Rouge State Times in 1916-1917

A First War Pair To The Royal Canadian Artillery Auction hallmarked and maker marked "IKOM"British War and Victory Medals (1250065 GNR. C. WOOD. C. F. A.). Naming is officially impressed. Crisp detail, nice dark patina on BWM. Accompanied by two bakelite dog tags on string, stamped 1250065 GRC OOD P CDN. Very fine. Footnote: Clarence Wood was born in Udny, Aberdeenshire, Scotland on September 29, 1888. He signed his Attestation Paper at the 76th Depot, Battery C. F. A. in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on July 25, 1916 and listed his trade as