Canada. A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal, Cobourg County Garrison Artillery certificate_of_authenticity at the newly opened Camp

at the newly opened Camp Valcartier in Quebec

Bütow refused to follow orders to destroy the harbour of Hamburg at great personal risk

5 mm x 22 mm inclusive of red enamel crescent suspension

Austria: Die-stamped bronze gilt

the Cherryhinton Military Hospital at Cambridge that August

Canada. A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal, Cobourg County Garrison Artillery certificate_of_authenticity at the newly opened CampVictoria (GUNNER J. CROSGREY, COBOURG CO. G. A.). Naming is officially impressed. Contact marks, edge nicks, bruised, pitting, fine. Footnote: James Crosgrey was born on July 4, 1853 in Cold Springs, Ontario and served as a Gunner with the Cobourg County Garrison Artillery. Although his final resting place is unknown, he did have a Brother, John Crosgrey (April 30, 1855 December 19, 1893, who died at the age of 38) and a sister in law Mary Edith