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he was admitted to the 1st Canadian Convalescent Station with an infected left hand (septic) on January 18
on a 67 mm x 73 mm Army green canvas (uniform removed)
From 1940 to 1942
as Second-in-Command
11 Canadian Field Ambulance on May 22
A 1921 Weimar Republic Upper Silesia Plebiscite Medal Auction he was admitted to theBrownish red porcelain, obverse illustrating a woman with a baby in her arms and two children at her feet reaching up to her, inscribed "DEM WER UNS TRENNT VOM DEUTSCHEN HERD" above and "BLIEBT SCHMACH IST KEINER LIEBE WERT" below, reverse illustrating a forest of trees with puffs of clouds above, with a right hand protruding from the clouds and giving a "victory" sign framed by the date "1921", inscribed "5 M." (Five Mark) and "OBERSCHLESIENS DANK"
