A First War Pair To The Canadian Field Artillery; Wounded 1918 Auction that he had 2 years

that he had 2 years and 9 months previous military service with the Canadian Ordnance Corps and 8 years with the Army Ordnance Corps

obverse illustrating an 1813 Iron Cross

He was awarded the Queen's South Africa Medal with four clasps: Cape Colony

Larmour RCOC as a recipient of the Canadian Efficiency Medal

near very fine and very fine

A First War Pair To The Canadian Field Artillery; Wounded 1918 Auction that he had 2 yearsBritish War Medal (302334 GNR. S. S. FRYER. C. F. A.); and Victory Medal (302334 GNR. S. S. FRYER. C. F. A.). Un mounted, original ribbons with safety pin attachments, dark patina on the BWM, better than extremely fine. Accompanied by a Canadian Field Artillery Cap Badge (bronze, maker marked "CARON BROS MONTREAL 1915" on the reverse, 51 mm x 64 mm, intact lugs), the badge also better than extremely fine. Footnote: Stuart Stanley Fryer was born on