his Canadian Pay Book for Use on Active Service (while with the 26th Battalion
Grieve was posted to the Battleship H
s neck Cross in silver gilt and enamels
He was then transferred to the 11th Reserve Battalion on January 18th and returned to France with the 16th Infantry Battalion on April 7th
A Rare First War Austrian U-Boat Badge - in blackened white metal
A First War Pair To The Canadian Pioneer Battalion certificate_of_authenticity his Canadian Pay Book forWWI Canadian Pair to the Canadian Pioneer Battalion British War Medal (102335 PTE. D. M. ROSS. CAN. PNR. BN.); and Victory Medal (102335 PTE. D. M. ROSS. CAN. PNR. BN.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, dark patina and edge nicks on the BWM, spotting on the VM, light contact, original ribbons, near extremely fine. Footnote: David M. Ross was born on January 23, 1882 in Toronto, Ontario. He signed his Attestation Paper as a Private, on