the obverse with blue and white enameled arms joined through the quadrants by stylized rays
Footnote: Although debate regarding the authenticity of Type I badges with raised lettering long permeated the collector market
the original "C": "
while sixteen are pasted in place to two white cards with two ring binders holes
on a loop for suspension from its period original ribbon with a small war decoration attached
Canada, CEF. A First War Pair to Sapper Charpentier, Canadian Railway Troops Newly Listed the obverse with blue andA British War Medal, in silver, rim impressed 778741 SPR. D. CHARPENTIER. C. R. T., minor wear, dark patina, very fine. A Victory Medal, in bronze gilt, rim impressed 778741 SPR. D. CHARPENTIER. C. R. T., small contact marks and areas of gilt wear, near very fine. Footnote: Donald Charpentier was born in York township, in November 1877. He had 3 years of experience with the 34th Regiment, and was actively serving with the 12th Regiment York Rangers