United Kingdom. A Military General Service Medal, to G. Courcy, Canadian Militia Province of China the coat-of-arms secured in place

the coat-of-arms secured in place to the base via dual prongs

The VI Class is the moon and peril/challenge

with gilt oakleaves device attached to ribbon indicating a second award

He was taken on strength at the Canadian Base Depot in France on the 26th

United Kingdom. A Military General Service Medal, to G. Courcy, Canadian Militia Province of China the coat-of-arms secured in placeIn silver, with the name officially impressed along the rim G. COURCY. CANADN MILITIA, on ribbon with a CHATEAUGUAY clasp, suspension has been restored reinforced, small edge bruises, light contact marks throughout, ribbon discoloured, remains in very fine condition. Footnote: Germain Courcy is on the Medal Roll for the Military General Service Medal with the Canadian Militia, and was entitled to the Chateauguay clasp. The Canadian militia played a