Canada. A First and Second War Service Group to Father and Son, Robert Warner, British Red Cross and Reginald Warner, Provost Company Province of China while 34 was effectively destroyed

while 34 was effectively destroyed in combat in 1944 in the Belarusian SSR

a five point silver star is superimposed in the center

gilt wear evident on the World War I Victory Medal

with gilded details on the exterior lid

600th combat mission and having destroyed over 100 tanks

Canada. A First and Second War Service Group to Father and Son, Robert Warner, British Red Cross and Reginald Warner, Provost Company Province of China while 34 was effectively destroyedA unique father son group comprising: Robert Warner, First War: A 1914 Star, in bronze, reverse impressed R. WARNER B. R. C. S & O. ST. J. J., full size, light wear, very fine. A British War Medal, in silver, rim impressed R. WARNER B. R. C & ST. J. J, minor wear, very fine. A Victory Medal, in bronze gilt, rim impressed R. WARNER B. R. C. S & O. ST. J. J., notable verdigres on the obverse, light wear, very fine. Reginald R. Warner, Second War: An