A French 1914-1917 Croix De Guerre Newly Listed He is buried at the
Description
He is buried at the Netley Military Cemetery
C Coy was part of the 20th Halton Rifles who became the Lorne Rifles (Scottish) before they joined with The Peel and Dufferin Regiment to become The Lorne Scots in 1936
with Ainslie reflecting: "A few minutes were sufficient to wet us quite to the skin
The trousers were issued to Gerrtsmann while he was a Colonel (Oberst)
light soiling
A French 1914-1917 Croix De Guerre Newly Listed He is buried at theA French 1914 1917 Croix de Guerre Bronze gilt, "1914 1917" reverse, 37 mm, scattered gilt wear, near extremely fine.
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