A Five Bar Indian General Service Medal To The Sappers & Miners Hold McLarty was discharged by reason

McLarty was discharged by reason of "being unable to meet the required Military Physical Standards" at Wolseley Barracks

in September 1941

He was husband to Harriet Maud Prevost of Duncan

scarce and very attractive Kriegsmarine dagger

Diplock was drafted to the 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles on May 25th

A Five Bar Indian General Service Medal To The Sappers & Miners Hold McLarty was discharged by reasonA Five Bar Indian General Service Medal to the Sappers & Miners Perak, Burma 1885 7, Burma 1887 89, Chin Lushai 1889 90, Burma 1889 92 (Private Samuel C. Co. Madras Sappers & Miners) Naming is engraved in italic script, some wear over "private", otherwise nicely toned, extremely fine.