1920 - TOP SHOP QUEBEC - Very rare QUEBEC LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR GENERAL'S SILVER AWARD presented by Sir Charles Fitzpatrick (1918-1923) for Top Shot in Quebec. Not engraved on the obverse but attributed to Corporal M. Penman CGG 1920.

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1920 - TOP SHOP QUEBEC - Very rare QUEBEC LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR GENERAL'S SILVER AWARD presented by Sir Charles Fitzpatrick (1918-1923) for Top Shot in Quebec. Not engraved on the obverse but attributed to Corporal M. Penman CGG 1920.

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For Museum records only - Part of the Lieutenant Michael A. Hayes-Rivet (MHR) Trust Collection *** ARTIFACT ON LOAN TO CGG MUSEUM *** 1920 - Very rare QUEBEC LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR GENERAL'S BRONZE AWARD presented by Sir Charles Fitzpatrick (1918-1923) for Top Shot in Quebec. Not engraved on the obverse but attributed to Corporal M. Penman CGG 1920. Sir C. Fitzpatrick 1918-1923, 12th. Lt. Gov. de Québec, AE-50, by Alfred Laliberté, 54.8 grams. Edge: Caron Frerés, UNC Sir Charles Fitzpatrick – Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec Medal Sir Charles Fitzpatrick (1851–1942) was a prominent Canadian lawyer, politician, and jurist who served as the 12th Lieutenant Governor of Quebec from October 23, 1918, to October 31, 1923 Wikipedia. Before this role, he was the 5th Chief Justice of Canada (1906–1918) and held positions such as Minister of Justice, Solicitor General, and Member of Parliament for Quebec County. He was also a respected legal scholar, teaching criminal law at Université Laval from 1905 to 1936

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Lieutenant Michael Hayes-Rivet, retired.

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June 21, 2026

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Lieutenant Michael Hayes-Rivet, retired.

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June 23, 2026