A First War Memorial Cross To The 10Th Canadians; 100 Days Archive 000) all three of which

000) all three of which were issued on April 19

was the only officer left standing after the initial advance

A rare WWII collectible

maker marked - Schwerin

The tunic is roughly a size 32" chest

A First War Memorial Cross To The 10Th Canadians; 100 Days Archive 000) all three of whichA First War Memorial Cross to the 10th Canadians; 100 Days (898499. Pte. H. GRAYSTON.). Naming is engraved, cross has been extensively cleaned using a silver agent, othwerwise light contact, near extremely fine Footnote: Horace Grayston was born October 12, 1896 in London, England, the son of Alfred Egbert Grayston and Sarah Grayston. He was a resident of Fishburn, Alberta when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private with the 192nd Infantry