leaving his estate to his mother
he continued his military service by signing his Attestation Paper with the Canadian Mounted Rifles on April 21
set within oak leaves and flanked at one end by a cannon and at the other end by a Heer-style German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika
43mm x43mm
he went to Tacoma
Canada, United Kingdom. A First War Lot Of Four Awards GTRexclude leaving his estate to hisIncludes: 1. First War Pair, to Driver George Stanley Cross, Canadian Field Artillery: British War Medal (302157 DVR. G. S. CROSS. C. F. A.); and Victory Medal (302157 DVR. G. S. CROSS. C. F. A.), unmounted, edge nicks and contact marks, original ribbons; 2. 1914 15 Star, to Lieutenant Alfred Ashton Beloe, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (LIEUT. A. A. BELOE, R. N. V. R.), spotting, contact marks on the reverse, replacement ribbon; 3. 1914 Star, to