A Cuban Military Medal Libertad Pairing Auction Naming is officially impressed on

Naming is officially impressed on both

stating that he had one years' service with the 8th Royal Rifles of Canada (May 1928 to May 1929)

and Unidentified Medal

although his "nervous system (was) somewhat weakened

to look into what caused one of Canada's deadliest mining disasters

A Cuban Military Medal Libertad Pairing Auction Naming is officially impressed onA Cuban Military Medal Libertad Pairing Military Merit Medal, 3rd Class: silver gilt and enamels, 46. 2 mm x 67. 5 mm inclusive of its wreath suspension, on a green Special Services ribbon; and National Reconciliation Medal 1933: bronze gilt, 35. 2 mm, eight pointed clasp on the ribbon. Mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback, surmounted by a plaque inscribed "Libertad" (Freedom), original ribbons, bent ball finials along enamel chipping