Canada, Cef. A Military Medal, 21St Infantry Battalion Archive Martin De Vries was serving

Martin De Vries was serving as a Private (B/22888) with the 48th Highlanders of Canada

retroactively awarding those who served during the First World War

the reverse inscribed “God Save the King/Homage of the British Empire 1911”

as well as a magnetic metal clip on the right meeting a loop of identical construction on the left

Manuel Garcia Ramirez has achieved all the flights of the instruction plan of this school and the regulatory tests

Canada, Cef. A Military Medal, 21St Infantry Battalion Archive Martin De Vries was serving(59071 A. L. C. A. S. BLAKE. 21st CAN. INF.). Naming has been erased and re engraved. Bruised, pitted, contact marks, replacement ribbon, fine. Footnote: Alfred Sidney Blake was born on June 14, 1893 in Poole, Dorsetshire, England (also acknowledged as Lymington, Hampshire, England), the son of John Blake (of Newport, Isle of Wright, his mother's name not stated but acknowledged as being from Oxford, England). He later immigrated to Canada. He signed