Canada. A First & Second War Hollinger Family Grouping United Republic of faintly maker marked “RZM M4/24”

faintly maker marked “RZM M4/24” for “Hermann Aurich of Dresden” on the reverse

Nova Scotia on the 24th and posted to the Casualty Company on January 27th

while General Courtney Hodges's First Army was ordered to break through the front near Aachen

date sub-heading June 3

Canada. A First & Second War Hollinger Family Grouping United Republic of faintly maker marked “RZM M4/24”First War Pair to Private Henry Mauley Hollinger, 46th Infantry Battalion, 13th Infantry Battalion: British War Medal (427618 PTE. H. M. HOLLINGER. 13 CAN. INF.); and Victory Medal (427618 PTE. H. M. HOLLINGER. 13 CAN. INF.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, edge nicks on the BWM, both with contact marks, the ribbons swapped as worn by the veteran. Accompanied by a Ribbon Bar for the Pair (measuring 68. 8 mm (w) x 10. 5 mm (h), horizontal