He was named Lance Corporal on August 8
37th Division on June 3rd and served in France until returning to England on September 23
1918: "For the display of gallantry and devotion to duty in the field
but circumstances prevented their return to Kamloops
The first read: "A report from Fredericton says that relatives in that city have received word that Lieut
Germany. A Decoration Of The High Command Of The H.j. For Distinguished Foreigners Auction Archive He was named Lance CorporalBadge in bronze, multicolor enamel, without maker mark (as it should be), with 3 rivets on reverse, 32. 14mm(width) x 33. 81mm(height), weighs 13. 4 grams; this is a very scarce original example but has been buried ground dug, with some chipping to enamels, discoloration, but just very tiny chipping to enamels; in good condition.