Canada, CEF. A Memorial Scroll, 3rd Battalion, Battle of Mount Sorrel KIA visually-hidden crowned cypher of Ferdinand I

crowned cypher of Ferdinand I on the obverse

the Royal Scots badge with a navy blue felt backer highlighting the voided area

6 Clasps - FIRKET

1912 and was discharged on September 23

stating that he had twelve years previous service with the colours in the Imperial Service and four years in the Reserves

Canada, CEF. A Memorial Scroll, 3rd Battalion, Battle of Mount Sorrel KIA visually-hidden crowned cypher of Ferdinand IAs originally framed, with minor debrie in frame, measuring 19. 5 cm (w) x 30 cm (h), loose in frame, but untouched, very fine. Footnote: George Rogers, from Barrie Ontario, was with the Central Ontario Regiment, 3rd Battalion when he was reported missing on June 13th 1916. On June 13, 1916, the 3rd Battalion (Toronto Regiment), CEF, was located in the front line trenches east of Ypres, Belgium, engaging in the final hours of the Battle of Mount