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The cap measures 266 mm x 235 mm
He was transferred to the 23rd Reserve Battalion on January 27
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surrounded by ribbons for the East Medal
He is confirmed as "Dead" on casualy rolls serving with the 1st Battalion 24 Regiment of Foot at Isandlwana
Cuba, Republic. A First War Inter-Allied Victory Medal, By Adrien Chobillon Hold The cap measures 266 mmIn bronze, maker marked "AC" within a triangle (Adrien Chobillon) and marked "BRONZE" on the edge, engraver marked "C. Charles" on the obverse, measuring 35. 7 mm in diameter, original ribbon, very light contact, extremely fine. Footnote: Cuba declared war on Germany one day after the United States in 1917. A draft was enacted, and 25,000 soldiers were sent overseas to France. Chobillon was the official manufacturer of Cuban Victory medals in France
