Canadian Korea Medal Pair
Canadian Korea Medal. (B-801804 C.W.MOWAT) Naming is officially impressed, extremely fine condition. United Nations Korea Medal. (B-801804 C.W. MOWAT) Officially impressed, near extremely fine condition. This lot is accompanied by a 7 page military service record. Clayton William Mowat served with the Canadian Army from August 22nd until his discharge on the 27th of June 1952. Mowat served in Canada, Korea, and Japan.
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