Canada, Dominion. A Corps Of Imperial Frontiersmen Service Medal, Unadopted Pattern By Birks Hold usually at the voluntary risk

usually at the voluntary risk of his or her life not involving actual combat

Accompanied by a copy of his Canadian Active Service Force Attestation Paper and assorted research papers

Kahrmann moved to Cork

Instituted 12 June 1792 by King Frederick William II of Prussia

Naming is engraved in large block capitals

Canada, Dominion. A Corps Of Imperial Frontiersmen Service Medal, Unadopted Pattern By Birks Hold usually at the voluntary riskIn coppered bronze, unadopted pattern of which only a few were manufactured, maker marked "BIRKS" on the reverse of the suspension, obverse illustrating the Corps of Imperial Frontiersmen insignia within an open ended wreath of laurel leaves and surrounded by the inscription "CORPS OF IMPERIAL FRONTIERSMEN", reverse inscribed "YEARS OF SERVICE" within an open ended wreath composed of two branches of laurel leaves and joined together by a bow tied