A First War Pair To The 72Nd C.f.a. Hold 34 arrived at Lilbourne

34 arrived at Lilbourne

Private Jensen was struck by a bullet in the right arm causing a serious wound

then granted fourteen days leave to the United Kingdom on January 25th

he was instrumental in forming the Vindictive Sea Scout Troop in Auckland

A First War Pair To The 72Nd C.f.a. Hold 34 arrived at LilbourneA First War Pair to the 72nd C. F. A. British War Medal (343065 GNR. G. COOPER. C. F. A.); and Victory Medal (343065 GNR. G. COOPER. C. F. A.). Naming is officially impressed. Dark patina on the BWM, on a supsension bar with swing bar pinback as worn by the veteran, better than very fine. Accompanied by a 72nd Overseas Field Battery Cap Badge (three piece construction, pickled brass, unmarked, 49. 5 mm x 66. 8 mm, horizontal pinback); and a CEF For