Canada. A Trio To Private William Henry Nolan, Kia At The Second Battle Of Ypres certificate_of_authenticity silvered residue evident on the

silvered residue evident on the obverse

Sealark by mid-December and stayed with her until March 1878

7 mm including the hinged crown

when he enlisted with the Red Army on May 4

Canada. A Trio To Private William Henry Nolan, Kia At The Second Battle Of Ypres certificate_of_authenticity silvered residue evident on the1914 15 Star (8135 Pte W. H. NOLAN. 2 CAN: INF:); British War Medal 8135 PTE. W. H. NOLAN. 2 CAN. INF.); and and Victory Medal (8135 PTE. W. H. NOLAN. 2 CAN. INF.). Naming is officially impressed, the "A" in the surname is an inverted "V" on the Star. Un mounted, spotting on the Star, edge nicks and bruising on the BWM, gilt wear on the VM, light contact, original ribbons, very fine. Footnote: William Henry Nolan was born on April 10, 1880 in Sidney,