Canada. A British War Medal, Private John Baptiste Seguin, Memorial Cross Recipient In 1949 Auction the hangar was used only

the hangar was used only nine times: four by the Graf and five by the LZ-129 Hindenburg

Ernest Tabernacle of London

a badge in the shape of a Spanish shield

marked in black ink "105" at the loose end and name inscribed in black ink "Ewert

3rd Period (1914-1918)

Canada. A British War Medal, Private John Baptiste Seguin, Memorial Cross Recipient In 1949 Auction the hangar was used only(763175. PTE. J. SEGUIN. C. F. C.). Naming is officially impressed. Dark patina, edge nicks, contact marks, replacement ribbon, near fine. Footnote: John Baptiste Seguin was born on October 22, 1880 (the date also stated as 1874 in one of his medical records) in Oxbray, Quebec (also acknowledged in his records as Hawkesbury, Ontario), the son of Andrew Seguin and Ulatis Seguin. He was a resident of Huntsville, Ontario when he signed his Attestation