An Imperial Russian China Campaign Medal; Bronze Grade Hold Emily Eliza Fairweather of Toronto

Emily Eliza Fairweather of Toronto

He is buried in Bourlon Wood Cemetery

The logo consists of a dual lined

the left collar has a silver and blue enamelled RCAF sweetheart pin on the underside

causing the enemy heavy casualties and materially assisted in his complete defeat

An Imperial Russian China Campaign Medal; Bronze Grade Hold Emily Eliza Fairweather of TorontoAn Imperial Russian China Campaign Medal; Bronze Grade Bronze, obverse bears the cypher of Tsar Nicholas II, reverse dated "1900 1901" in the centre with an anchorplaced upon a crossed sword and rifle below and inscribed in Russian "For the Campaign into China", 28. 2 mm, with loop suspension and replacement ribbon, light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: The medal was instituted on May 6, 1901 and was created to commemorate the 1900 1901