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#200 WW1 Canadian Memorial Plaque 21st CEF 64 CEF

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#200 WW1 Canadian Memorial Plaque 21st CEF 64 CEF
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Up for auction is a framed Memorial Plaque (also known as "Death Penny") to 470976 Private John Nathaniel McLean. The plaque has a aged brown patina, with a obverse depicting Britannia holding a trident with British Lion, and two dolphins on either side and Soldiers name on front right: "John Nathaniel McLean", John Nathaniel McLean was born September 23rd 1897 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He had previously served two years in the 63rd Battalion before enlisting November 29th 1915. He served with the 21st CEF (Eastern Ontario) and 64th CEF during his service. He served in France with the 64th CEF, tragically being Killed in Action age 19 on September 15th 1916. An interesting Memorial Plaque and a tragic reminder of the First World War.

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