Canada. A First War Victory Medal To The Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Buy Now so why not Canada too

so why not Canada too

In addition to his regular duties of helping write the surgeon general's annual reports

Close Combat Clasp - Close Combat Clasp-Bronze Grade

He was awarded the Iron Cross 2nd Class in 1917

The accompanying pants (breeches) come with a buttondown fly with five small buttons

Canada. A First War Victory Medal To The Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Buy Now so why not Canada too(6153 DVR. J. HARDY. R. C. H. A.). Naming is officially impressed. Bruised, contact marks, very fine. Footnote: Joseph Hardy was born on December 25, 1870 in Quebec City, Quebec. He signed his Attestation Paper on October 18, 1915 in France, at the age of 44, naming his next of kin as Mrs. Edward Guindon on Montreal, Quebec, stating that he had three years' previous service with 'A' Battery, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery from 1886 1888, that he was